Clay-Butler Lumber Co. v. W. H. Pickering Lumber Co.

Statement of the Case.

NICKELS, J.

On, and prior to, July 5, 1922, J. W. Dunlap (who did business in the name of J. W. Dunlap & Co. and in the name of Standard Rig Company) was indebted as follows: (a) To Clay-Butler Lumber Company in the sum of $2,336.58, the debt being reduced to judgment, September 6, 1923, in a suit between him and the company in Stephens county; (b) to W. R. Pickering Lumber Company in the sum of $815.20 (which was increased to $817.45, August 28, 1922). On that date Forest Miracle (doing business in the names of “Forest Miracle Pool,” “Forest Miracle Petroleum Company,”…