Hollis v. Commercial National Bank

The bank sued Hollis and two others, M. M. Miller and Harry T. Bowen. There was voluntary dismissal as to Bowen. Judgment went against Hollis and Miller, and Hollis seeks review.

It appears that at all times material to this inquiry Hollis was president of the Drovers Cattle Loan Company, a corporation; that October 19, 1925, Miller executed his note to the cattle company for $6,500, and gave as collateral security a certificate for 125 shares of stock of the Stockyards National Bank of Denver'; that on the same day the cattle company made its note to the bank here for $6,000, attached the…