Griffin

This was an action brought by the International Trust Company, a corporation, against the American Gold Mining Company, a corporation, Frank W. Griffin, and James M. Shoup, United States marshal. The purpose of the action was: (1) To foreclose two certain mortgages, the first executed December 15, 1891, by the Nowell Gold Mining Company, the predecessor in interest of the American Gold Mining Company, to the International Trust Company, trustee, to secure the payment of 300 bonds of the par value of $1,000 each; the second mortgage executed January 1, 1896, by the Nowell Gold Mining Company to the International Trust Company, trustee, to secure the payment of 500 bonds of the par value of $1,000 each. (2) To enjoin and restrain the defendants James M. Shoup and Frank W. Griffin from proceeding with the sale of part of the mortgaged premises under a judgment entered in favor of Frank W. Griffin July 10, 1905, for $25,000 and interest, secured by the lien of an attachment levied November 24, 1893. The two mortgages are *54 set forth in the bill of complaint. The first executed December 15, 1891, by the Nowell Gold Mining Company, was to secure the payment of 300 bonds of that date…