Russell v. Chicago Trust & Savings Bank

July 26, 1886, a bill was filed by James O. Walker, setting forth that on that day he had obtained judgment against Almon D. Ellis for $2,241.13; that execution had been issued thereon and returned no property found. The bill contained the usual allegations and prayer of a creditor’s bill, and upon it a receiver of the estate and effects of said Ellis was at once appointed.

July 31, 1886, The Chicago Trust & Savings Bank filed its bill, setting up the obtaining by it of a judgment against said Ellis, the issue of execution thereon, and return of the same no property found; also alleging that…