Noble v. Bourke

January 7, 1880, the plaintiffs caused a summons to be issued from the Superior Court of. Detroit in their favor against Bates. At the same time they obtained a garnishee summons against Bourke and caused it to be served immediately. February 2d the garnishee made disclosure and admitted an indebtedness to Bates of $100. The first summons expired without any service on Bates, and on the 15th of March an alias summons was sued out, returnable June 1st. March 25th the court ordered the plaintiffs to show cause on the 27th why Bourke should not be discharged and allowed his fees as a witness and…