Sims v. Wilson

This was an action by John M. Wilson, as *227assignee of Samuel B. Jenkins, against Augustus and Lewis Neible, upon a promissory note executed by the said Augustus and Lewis Neible, payable to the said Samuel B. Jenkins, who sold and delivered the same to the said Wilson without endorsement. Jenkins was made a defendant to answer to his interest in the note. The appellant, as trustee for the -creditors of Milton Engler, upon his own application, was made a party defendant, and thereupon filed a cross complaint against the said Wilson and the two Neibles, which was as follows:

“ The defendant…