Noble v. Stravens

— In April, 1914, the appellant was the owner of a certain described tract of land in the city of Colfax, Washington, on which there was a hotel building. The property was incumbered by a mortgage, on which there was due in principal and interest some $7,777. There were also unpaid taxes and unpaid street improvement assessments which were liens upon the property. The appellant was also indebted to one Ed. Stravens, a son of the respondent P. B. Stravens, in the sum of $900, evidenced by a promissory note, and owed a further sum to a bank of which P. B. Stravens and Marion Freeman were…