Harrell

Plaintiff brought the action to recover judgment on two promissory notes. In the first cause of action it is alleged" that defendant made and executed his promissory note for the sum of thirty-four thousand dollars at the city and county of San Francisco, dated September 22, 1913, payable on January 2, 1914, to the order of the maker at the Savings Bank & Trust Company of San Francisco; that at said time -and place defendant indorsed said note and delivered the same to the Pacific Coast Salt Company; that thereafter and prior to the commencement of this action and after the maturity of said note, the said Pacific Coast Salt Company “assigned said claim and demand to plaintiff who ever since has been and now is the owner and holder thereof, ’ ’ and no part of said sum mentioned in said note has been paid.

As a second cause of action it is alleged that defendant on September 22, 1913, made and executed his certain promissory note for the sum of five thousand dollars payable one day after date to the order of the maker at the Savings Union Bank & Trust Company of San Francisco.

Similar averments follow as to indorsement and delivery to the Pacific Coast Salt Company, assignment by…