In re Brown

Brown and Heath were until about the 31st day of May, 1898, partners, conducting a druggist’s business in Baker City, Or. On that day, the partners, with one Rupert, formed a corporation, for the purpose of conducting the same business, named the Brown-Heath Company, to which the partnership transferred all its property. It is conceded that this transfer was made for the purpose of defrauding the creditors of the partnership, and of the members thereof. On August 3,1898, the Blumauer-Frank Drug Company brought an action in the circuit court of the state against the partnership, on a claim for…