Farrar v. Joyce

In January, 1936, W. L. Joyce filed an affidavit to foreclose a lien against Charlie Mathis for cutting logs as a laborer at the mill of Charlie Mathis, alleging that the product of such labor was certain lumber stacked at a named place. The affidavit was made to foreclose “his special laborer’s lien on such property,” and a “general lien on such other property as said employer may have.” Execution was issued thereon, commanding the sheriff to levy on the property of Charlie Mathis. Levy was made in January, 1936. W. B. Farrar filed a claim to the property levied on, consisting of lumber…