Hirsch & Co. v. Lumbermen's Supply & Equipment Co.

The Lumbermen’s Supply and Equipment Company, upon a judgment in its favor against M. E. Hennigan, -formerly Cummings, had a summons of garnishment issued and served on A. S. Bacon & Sons, requiring them to answer during the December term, 1904, of the court. The December term adjourned on February 25, 1905, and the next term (which was the March term) began on March 5, 1905. The garnishees filed their ¡answer on February 17, 1905, admitting an indebtedness to the -defendant and stating that they had paid such indebtedness to the •claimants, Charles S. Hirsch & Co., who filed a claim bond on…