Lewis v. Chicago & Nortwestern Railway Co.

Plaintiff, in an action in justice court against Eobert A. Travers, garnished the Chicago & Northwestern Railway Company. The company answered, admitting an indebtedness of $57.67, part due and part to become due. Defendant Travers appeared in the garnishee action and claimed the indebtedness as exempt. An issue in that regard was duly formed and tried, resulting in a decision in plaintiff’s favor. An order was thereupon entered, ■requiring the garnishee to pay into court, for the use of plaintiff, $45.17 within ten days, and $12.50 on the 20th day of December, 1895. The order was not…