McKamy

On the eleventh day of March, 1914, judgment was rendered in favor of the relator, the respondent here, and against the defendant in the sum of five hundred dollars and costs. Thereafter, on the twenty-eighth day of April, 1914, the said relator filed his affidavit with the superior court setting forth that an execution had been issued on the judgment referred to and placed in the hands of the sheriff of Kern County; that the sheriff had been unable to satisfy the judgment out of any property belonging to the defendant; and the affidavit then proceeded to state as follows: “Affiant now avers that said James McKamy has property which he unjustly refuses to apply toward the satisfaction of the judgment; that he is the owner of lots 15, 16 and the north 17 feet of lot 17 in block 198 of the city of Bakersfield, but has conveyed the said lots to Frances Keester, and refuses to apply the said property toward the satisfaction of the said judgment; that said James McKamy also has personal property, the exact description and nature of which is unknown to affiant, which he refuses to apply toward the satisfaction of the said judgment. ’ ’ Upon this affidavit an order was issued requiring…