Pipher v. Johnson

On the same day, in November, 1880, N, B. Shaw and John Abels recovered separate judgments, aggregating about $600, against the Nelson Iron and Coal Company. On the 18th day of that month, executions were issued upon those judgments, and the sheriff levied them upon, and took into his possession, personal property, of the value of about $5,000, as the property of the iron and coal company. Shortly thereafter, claiming the property as theirs, *402the appellees herein, Fordyce, Johnson and Plummer, as plaintiffs, replevied the property from the sheriff, Pipher,, making defendants to the action with…