Mantel

In the complaint herein the plaintiff alleges that in 1896 the appellants Mantel et al. recovered a judgment in the superior court of San Francisco against their co-defendant Figone for $2,230, upon which an execution was issued, by virtue of which the sheriff of San Francisco levied upon any moneys in their hands that might be owing from them to said Figone, and that the said execution was thereafter returned wholly unsatisfied; that in January, 1900, Figone recovered a judgment against the plaintiff in said superior court for the sum of sixty-three dollars; that the defendant Splivalo claims that the moneys so adjudged to be due from it to Figone were assigned to him prior to the entry of said judgment, and prior to the levy of the execution in favor of the appellants; and that since said assignment he has been the owner thereof, and claims that he is entitled to receive the amount of said judgment from the plaintiff; that it still has said money and is ready and willing to pay it to the one entitled thereto, but that by reason of the said conflicting claims it does not know to whom it should pay the same. It therefore asked that all of the defendants appear and set forth their…