Bauman v. Jaffray

FINLEY, Associate Justice.

1. On December 7, 1891, E. Bauman executed a chattel mortgage conveying his stocks of goods, situated in Dallas and Fort Worth, to J. B. Simpson and E. M. Reardon as trustees, to secure certain of his creditors, whom he divided into two classes, preferring class A to class B.

2. On December 8,1891, the B. C. Evans Company, a creditor embraced in said mortgage in class B, sued out an attachment against E. Bauman, placed the same in the hands of the sheriff, and he at once levied the same upon a portion of the stock at Fort Worth embraced in the mortgage. On the same…