Platte Valley Milling Co. v. Malmsten

This case is before us on a rehearing. Our former opinion will be found, ante, p. 730, where the facts appear so fully that no additional statement is required.

It was urged by the defendants in support of the motion for a rehearing, and is now contended, that so much pf our former opinion as holds that the delivery of the *736tax books to the county treasurer, without the clerk’s warrant attached directing him to collect the taxes described therein, did not create a lien upon the personal property of the tax debtor; that the tax books mentioned in section 83 of the revenue law of 1879 (laws 1879,…