Lytle v. Black

Lytle obtained two judgments against Eugene Black, and executions issued upon the same were levied upon a lot of lapd to which a claim was interposed by Mollie Black, the wife of the defendant in execution, for herself and as trustee for her children. Upon the trial of the claim case it was shown that on December 10, 1886, Eugene Black executed a deed to the property in controversy, conveying the same to the *387claimant as trustee for herself and her children, which deed was not recorded until September 18, 1895. The claimant testified that the deed w7as delivered to her by her husband in 1886…