Clark v. Wilson

Appellees worked at a country sawmill in Clark County, operated by H. A. Freeman, and they instituted this action against Freeman, claiming a lien on a small amount of lumber manufactured at the mill and sold by Freeman to appellant. An attachment was duly issued in accordance with the statute (Crawford & Moses’ Digest, § 6848 et seq.), and levied on the lumber at appellant’s yard in Arkadelphia. Appellant intervened, claiming the lumber free from the lien asserted by appellees. The cause was begun before a justice of the peace, and was tried on appeal in the circuit court, resulting in a…