Skaggs v. Currey

GRAVES, Justice.

While both parties make acceptable general statements, this one of the appellee is quoted as more directly serving the purposes of this opinion:

“The appellant, who was plaintiff below, sued defendant E. W. Currey for a boarding bill, and for feeding and stabling two horses owned by Currey, and for establishment of a statutory lien upon said horses, and for foreclosure of same; and sued defendants, Jesse Wilkenfeld and P. R. Friedberg, doing business as Syndicated Finance Company, alleging the latter defendants were asserting a lien against the same horses, which lien they…