Booker v. Blythe

The appellees, K. R. Blythe, John Miller, J. W. Rummus and Joe Miller, on the 30th day of October, 1907, instituted separate suits in a justice of the peace court in Miller County, Arkansas, against appellant, J. B. Booker, for wages due, and claiming a laborer’s lien on lumber and ties at appellant’s mill. On the same day the justice issued a writ of attachment in each case, and these writs were executed by attaching certain lumber and cross ties on the lumber yard of appellant.

On the day of the trial, the justice found in favor of appellees both on the issué of the attachments and as to the…