Mining Co. v. Anglo-Californian Bank

The plaintiff in. error, a mining corporation, was organized under the laws of California on the twenty-second day of December, 1873. From -that datej úntil the 21st-of June, 1877, its treasurer was the defendant in error, a banking corporation created under the laws of Great Britain, and doing business in the city of San Francisco. During that period the moneys of the mining company were, from time to time, deposited with its treasurer, and paid out upon checks signed by the president and secretary of the company. In addition, the bank allowed .the account of the company to be' overdrawn…