Johnson v. S. B. McCutchings & Co.

Roberts, Chief Justice.

The motion to dismiss this case because the address in the petition for the writ of error is directed to the Supreme Court, instead of to the district clerk, is overruled. The address, being a formal part of the petition, may be directed to either the one or the other.

*554This is a judgment by default, for want of an answer to a writ of garnishment, rendered in favor of defendant in error against the plaintiff in error.

The transcript of the record does not Contain a copy of the judgment of McCutchings & Co. v. Paxton, upon which this proceeding purports to be founded, nor…