Williams v. Lewis

Complaint by James W. Lewis, Benjamin W. Simmons and James C. Long against John E. Williams to set aside a constable’s sale of certain personal property, and to enjoin the defendant from removing property alleged to have been wrongfully sold to and purchased by him at such sale.

It is charged in the complaint that, in February, 1885, the plaintiffs, as partners, under the name of Lewis, Simmons & Long, were the owners of a stationary steam saw-mill, with engine, boiler, carriage-way, trucks, eleven saws, and other attachments complete, all of which were situate in the city of Vevay, Indiana,…