Garrity & Huey v. Thompson & Ohmstede

Willie, Chief Justice.

The appellees sued out an execution upon a judgment obtained against J. G. Campbell, and had it levied upon a stock of goods in the possession of Campbell, and with which he was carrying on the business of a druggist. The levy also included five show-cases, four steel fountains and one drug mill, used in the above business of the defendánt in execution. Appellants filed a bond and affidavit of claim for the purpose of tidying the right of property in the show-cases, fountains and mill, but laid no claim to any of the other articles included in the levy. The basis of…