Detroit Savings Bank v. Ziegler

This suit is upon a bond, given by defendant,Herman H. Ziegler, as principal, and the other defendants as sureties, to secure to the plaintiff the faithful performance of Ziegler’s duties as teller.

The bond is dated February 10,1877. The penalty named is five thousand dollars, and the condition is as follows:

“ The condition of this obligation is such, that whereas the above-bounden Herman H. Ziegler has been appointed receiving teller savings department, and by the terms of the by-laws of said bank,' is made responsible for all such sums of money, property and funds of every description, as…