Sarnow

The complaint avers that in January, 1902, defendant Sarnow obtained a judgment against plaintiff for $84-1; that in May and October following Josie Sullivan caused to be served upon the secretary of plaintiff an execution issued out of a judgment theretofore rendered in her favor and against Sarnow, whereby she sought to levy upon and hold all property or credits in plaintiff’s hands due Sarnow; that plaintiff is ignorant of the rights of the parties to the proceeds of said judgment, and would be put to hazard if compelled to judge between the respective claims, and avers that it is willing to pay the full amount of said judgment to whomsoever the court may direct, pending the hearing, with the usual prayer, requiring the interpleader to be discharged, etc.

To this complaint the general demurrer of each of the defendants was overruled; and the defendant Sullivan thereupon filed, as was required, a pleading which she denominated a cross-complaint, in which it is averred that judgment in her favor against Sarnow was rendered in February, 1897, the amount of which, including interest, was at the date of filing said claim, $742.03; that on May 11, 1902, Sullivan filed in the court…