United States Rubber Co. v. Young

— This case is before the court on the findings of fact, no error having been assigned thereto. They show that the action was brought by the United States Rubber Company to obtain the appointment of a receiver for Glen Young’s Sporthaus, a sporting-goods store in Yakima, Washington. The appellant, who held a chattel mortgage on the fixtures and the shifting stock of merchandise in that establishment, intervened, claiming a balance due of $8,943.17, plus interest, and asking foreclosure of the mortgage.

The stock of goods and fixtures were sold and the proceeds were held by the receiver,…