March

This is an appeal by plaintiff from an order of the trial court quashing and recalling an execution and ordering the entry of satisfaction of the judgment that had been rendered in favor of plaintiff.

This action was brought by William F. March, and on his death Alvaretta L. March, as administratrix of his estate, was substituted as plaintiff.

In the complaint it is alleged in substance that theretofore an action had been brought by one Button against said Jacob Steen, as maker of a certain promissory note and said William F. March as indorser thereof; that an attachment had been issued and property of Steen levied upon; that to secure the release of said property said S. Barnet and one Bowman entered into an undertaking whereby they undertook to pay any judgment that might be rendered against Steen, and thereupon the attachment was released. Subsequently in said action judgment was recovered against Steen, as maker, and March, as indorser, for the sum of $625.97. Thereupon Bar-net paid said judgment, and took an assignment thereof from Button. Subsequently Barnet assigned said judgment to Isaac Blum, who shortly after assigned it to Joseph Blum, having first taken out execution…