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Show h"ls that the lss met fall upon Cnrap-hell, Cnrap-hell, for whom Mllner acted as trustee, as ho allowed Conway to act as his ncent In collecting Interest. To tbU extent, it is said, Conway was an authorized au-thorized aprent. The supreme court icverses the decision of Judge Arm-strons. Arm-strons. vacates the Judgment, aud eall3 for the cancellation of the note and mortgage. The other case was that of C. S. Price against the Western Ixon and Savings company, in which Prlrc sued for salary amounting to $2,375. He was given a Judgment before Judge M. L. Ritchie for $1,075. and the loan company com-pany appealed. Chief Justice W. M. McCarty writes this opinion, which Is concurred In by Justice D. X. Straup and Judge T. D. Lewis of the district court. It is held that Price received his full allowance as attorney for the loan company, and the case is remanded remand-ed to the lower court for a new trial. DECISION REVERSED HIGHER COURT Calls for Cancellation of Mortgage and Notes. Two Judgments were handed down by the supreme court Saturday, each reversing the decision of the lower courts, one from Judge George G. Armstrong Arm-strong and the other from Judge M. L. Ritchie, both of -the third district court. In deciding the case of Hugh S. and Betty Cowans against S. B. Mllner. as trustee for Peter N. Campbell, who appears ap-pears as reepondent. Chief Justice W. M. McCarty and Justice J. E. Frick concur In the opinion written by. Jim-tier Jim-tier J. N. Straup. holding lhat the Cowans arc entitled to the foreclosure of a mortgage for $500 held by Campbell. Camp-bell. The money was paid by the Gowans, with Interest, to Porter J. Conway, Con-way, who absconded with the money. It a held that Conway acted as tho agent of the Cowan, rather than of Campbell, and therefore the case stood aa if they had no! paid a cent on the principal of tho loan. Judge Ann-t-tronc so held, hut Jtilirn Ktr-m |