Young v. Lucas

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Johnston, C. J.:

This was an action of replevin brought by W. F. Young to recover from R. C. Lucas and his wife, Maggie Lucas, the possession of furniture and furnishings of what is called the Orpheum Hotel, of the alleged value of $822.35, in which the defendants prevailed, and plaintiff appeals.

The Orpheum Hotel, a furnished rooming house, was leased by Mamie B. Young to Mrs. Lucas for a period of-one year from August 11,1928, at a fixed rental per month, and the lease contained a provision that Mrs. Lucás was to have an option, at the expiration of…