Autrey v. Bowen

This suit grew out of a controversy between the creditors of one W. M. Wolcott, and Albert E. Bowen, who claimed to be the owner of the property which the creditors sought to subject to the payment of their debts. In February, 1891, Wolcott was the owner of 210 sacks of concentrates, which were in a mill he was operating in Boulder county, called the “ Corning Tunnel Mill.” The mill was located about twelve miles from Boulder, and about the same distance *409from the hotel, which was carried on by Bowen. On the 28th, Wolcott was indebted to Bowen for board for himself and family in the sum of…