Lee v. Gillen & Boney

One Kost Techos was conducting a confectionery and fruit store in Fremont, and manufactured and sold ice cream and confections, and sold drinks from his soda fountain. He was indebted to this plaintiff, and executed a chattel mortgage in which the property mortgaged was described as follows: “One electric motor bought of J. P. Brown, all of the shafting, belting and appurtenances in connection therewith; one ice cream machine, new; * * * sixty freezer cans, new; * * * three kettles, new; * * * five dozen pans for candies; * * * all of the stock of sugars in sacks, chocolate in bars, preserves…