Petrasich

The appeal is from a portion only of a judgment rendered in an action in which appellees Petrasich and Kuglis 1 interpleaded appellant Credit Bureau and the federal internal revenue collector for the southern district of California.

The case has been here before. Credit Bureau of San Diego v. Petrasich, 9 Cir., 97 F.2d 65 . The events leading up to the interpleader suit are related in detail in the earlier opinion. Enough to say now by way of introduction that, on a claim assigned to it, appellant recovered a judgment against appellees in a state court for the sum of $1,020.37, including $301.15 costs. While the state court action was-pending the United States served on appellees notice of a distraint and levy upon all property belonging to one Salazar and demanded payment to its internal revenue collector of the moneys sued for by appellant *471 as being moneys in fact owed to Salazar. After the rendition of the judgment against them in the state court, appellees, to rid themselves of conflicting claims, filed a bill in the federal court interpleading appellant and the government’s internal revenue collector and deposited with the clerk the amount of the judgment, with accrued…