Alberts v. Baker

It is alleged, in substance, among other things, in appellants’ complaint against appellee, that they sold Edwin B. Newton a large bill of shingles, on account of which he became indebted to them in a large amount; that Newton sold five car-loads of said shingles to appellee; that on October 21, 1891, he assigned the account due him from appellee for the shingles to appellants; that said account is due, etc.

In the second paragraph of his answer, appellee alleged, in substance, that he was served with garnishee summons in which he was notified to appear and answer as garnishee in a cause, on…