Larson v. Laird

This was an action of debt brought on a replevin bond given by the appellants, James A. Larson and Lemuel Milk, dated October 23, 1888. James Laird, the obligee and appellee, was the coroner of said county, and the real usee, Samuel E. Grove, was then sheriff, and Thomas James, the usee, a judgment creditor. The declaration shows that on the 29th of October, 1888, appellant Larson sued out of the Circuit Court a writ of replevin, and placed it in the hands of the coroner, appellee, to execute against the sheriff, Grove, who held, under execution in favor of one Thomas James, 2,000 bushels of…