State ex rel. Puget Sound National Bank of Seattle v. Superior Court of King County

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Anders, J

It is conceded that the facts necessary to an understanding of this case are correctly stated in the relator’s brief, and they are substantially as follows: The firm of Davids and Company, composed of I. J. Lewis and D. S. Davids, was conducting a clothing establishment, styled “ The Famous,” in the city of Seattle. These individuals had in their possession a large stock of clothing and gentlemen’s furnishing goods, and on April, 28, 1894, the London, Liverpool and Globe Insurance Company, a British corporation having a statutory agent and…