Strohl v. Seattle National Bank

This cause is appealed from the superior court of King county. On the 19th day of December, 1898, the plaintiff in the action, appellant here, was duly appointed by said court as receiver of the Skoolcum Box & Lumber Company, a corporation. He thereafter duly qualified as such receiver, and ever since has been, and now is, such receiver. The said company had theretofore owned and operated two manufacturing plants; one at South Bend, Washington, and one at Seattle, Washington. The plant at South Bend was largely confined to the manufacture of lumber for use in making boxes, and the one at…