Brown v. Abilene National Bank

Stayton, Chief Justice.

On January 35, 1886, the Abilene National Bank brought an action against B. M. Daugherty on several promissory notes, and sued out a writ of attachment *751that was levied on property belonging to Daugherty. On March 9, 1886, the appellant filed a plea in intervention, in which he alleged that he had also brought an action against Daugherty, and caused a writ of attachment to be levied on the property which the appellee had first caused to be attached. The intervenor set up several grounds on which he claimed that precedence should be given to the lien acquired through the…