National Live Stock Commission Co. v. Thero

The plaintiff’s suit is to' recover on two promissory notes executed by defendant. One was for $1523.94, and the other for $50. The plaintiff sued out a writ of attachment alleging as ground therefor, that defendant was a non-resident.

Rice Brothers were summoned as garnishees who answered that they had in their hands $2000 belonging to the defendant, Thero, as the proceeds of the sale of certain cattle shipped by defendant to them and sold by them at the Kansas City Stock Yards; that the sum mentioned was due at the time of the garnishment. And further answering the garnishee stated that: “At…