Jones v. Rigdon

On July 6th, 1922, T. H. Jones hereinafter called appellant, recovered judgment in the superior court of Maricopa county for the sum of $1,165, against J. S. Eigdon. Execution was duly issued, and the sheriff by virtue thereof levied upon an automobile and four dairy cows as the property of Eigdon. The wife of the latter, Pearl Eigdon, hereinafter called appellee, filed a claim to said property, under the statute governing the trial of title of personal property. The issues were duly formed between appellant and appellee in accordance with the statute, and were heard before the court sitting…