Waterall v. W. I. Swain Show Co.

Plaintiff, an itinerant actor, temporarily in this city, sued defendant on March 7, 1925, for two trunks valued at $1,000. The trunks were sequestered upon plaintiff’s furnishing bond in the sum of $1,500.

On the 18th day of March defendant answered, denying the allegations of plaintiff, and, as plaintiff in reconvention, averred that plaintiff was indebted to it in the sum of $129.86 for money advanced and that it had a lien on the trunks to secure this indebtedness.

On the same day, under order of court, a release bond for $500 was furnished by plaintiff to sheriff, and the trunks were…