Campfield v. Lang

On the fourteenth day of April, 1884, D. C. & J. H. Lang, a firm engaged in the business of manufacturing trunks, at Fond du Lac, made an assignment to the garnishee, Simmons, pursuant to the statute of this state authorizing voluntary assignments by insolv*129ent debtors, and therein directed that the debts, demands, and liabilities due to certain creditors, including Bates & Barrett, a firm of manufacturers at Fond du Lac, be paid to them as wages earned within six months prior to the date of such assignment, in preference to other creditors of said assignors. The plaintiffs in this action were…