Mitchell v. Northwestern Manufacturing & Car Co.

This was a bill in chancery to compel the defendants to interplead with reference to the debt in question. The complainant alleged that he, bought a belt from one Grover for §15. which sum he agreed to pay to said Grover, who was in possession, and apparently the owner of the article; that subsequently complainant was garnisheed by the Nelson Manufacturing Company, and he, supposing Grover was the true c’aimant, answered that he was so indebted, and judgment was entered against him by the Justice of the Peace, who issued the garnishee process. Still later, and after the time for taking an…