In Re the Contempt of Pulver

This controversy. first came into this court as a prohibition proceeding on the relation of Earl E. Pulver and Minnie C. Pulver, his wife, looking to the prohibiting of the enforcement of orders of the superior court for King county adjudging them to.be in contempt of that court, and committing them to jail until they submit to examination and answer inquiries touching their property and finances in a supplemental proceeding pending in that court looking to the collection of a judgment rendered therein against Earl E. Pulver and their marital community. Before the prohibition proceeding was…