Colyear

J.—Prohibition. As appears from the verified petition, to which respondent has interposed a general demurrer and an answer, A. H. Mitchell, then in the possession of certain household furniture and furnishings, did, on September 4, 1918, deliver the same to petitioner who, as a warehouseman, received the same on storage for hire and issued a non-negotiable warehouse receipt therefor. Thereafter the sheriff of Los Angeles County, under and by virtue of an execution issued upon a judgment rendered by the superior court of Los Angeles County in an action to which petitioner was not a party, brought therein by Harry Perkins against A. H. Mitchell for the possession of the goods, made demand upon petitioner for the delivery of the same to him, with which demand petitioner refused to comply, unless he produced an order therefor from Mitchell and paid the storage charges. Thereupon an order was issued in said action by respondent, copy of which was duly served upon petitioner, requiring him to appear in said court to answer concerning said property. Upon the appearance of petitioner in response to said order, a hearing was had wherein an order was made as follows: ■“Harry Perkins vs. A.…