Reynolds v. Steel

Opinion of the Court by

William: Rogers Clay, Commissioner

Dismissing first appeal and affirming on second appeal.

*154These two appeals grow out of the same transactions . and will be considered together.

In the year 1896, A. T. Russell recovered a judgment against John B. Steel for the sum of $149.70, with interest and costs. Execution issued and was returned ‘ ‘no ' property found.” In the same year Russell brought another action, in which he sought to subject to the ’ payment of his debt certain real estate owned by Mrs.' Steel, on the ground that it had been paid for and im-. proved by John B.…