Blackwell v. Heard

G-bieein Smith, Chief Justice.

John Blackwell sought to subject certain lands to the payment of his judgment against Mitchell Heard. The appeal is from a decree quieting title in Homer Steen, who intervened.

The lands involved embrace 410 acres, all but eighty having been owned by John C. Heard. The west half of the northwest quarter of section fifteen, township fourteen north, range sixteen west, was on September 26,1938, conveyed by Muriel Redman to John C. Heard and Florence Heard, who were husband and wife.

John C. Heard died prior to 1944. His two sons, Mitchell and John K., were sole…