Eisenberg v. Burchinell

Julius Eisenberg was a dealer in meats and groceries hi a small way on the corner of Colfax avenue and 13th street in Denver. On the 3d of July, 1894, an attachment suit was begun against him and the sheriff levied Iris writ on his stock of groceries and meats, the safe, ice box and fixtures in the store, and also on Ms horse, wagon and harness, and a piano at the house. The levy which was made on the property at the house-was released by the sheriff on the ground, according to his indorsement on the writ, which was put in evidence by the plamtiff, that Eisenberg “ had claimed exemptions ”…