Shoup v. Marks

GILBERT, Circuit Judge.

In May, 1898, Joseph Levy, then engaged in business at Juneau, Alaska, transferred his stock of merchandise to one Levine, who transferred the same to Kendall, and the latter transferred it to Antone Marks, the defendant in error. Certain of the creditors of Levy brought actions in the District Court of Alaska against Levy, and in said actions caused writs of attachment to issue, which were placed in the hands of the marshal. The marshal, under said writs, attached and took possession of the stock of merchandise, and upon judgments subsequently rendered in said actions…