Pease v. Barkowsky

This was an action of replevin.

Phillip Shugg, having obtained a judgment against the husband of appellee, levied upon the fixtures and stock of a saloon of which appellee claims to be the owner and proprietor, whereupon she brought this action.

The license for the saloon was issued to H. Barkowsky upon a bond signed “ H. Barkowsky,” appellee’s husband making the signature. Appellee did not sign the bond.

The judgment under which the levy was made, was, it appears, obtained by Shugg for money due him for working about the saloon, driving a beer wagon.

Appellee testifies that she hired appellee;…