220 ATTACHMENTS. [ART. 9

Several Attachments.

1904. art. 9, sec. 45. 1888, art. 9, sec. 44. 1867, ch. 418.
45. The plaintiff may have more than one attachment or writ of
attachment, to be laid in the hands of different persons or levied on
other property or effects than that taken under the first, though the
first be still outstanding; provided, that but one satisfaction of the debt
or demand shall be made, and that it shall be in the discretion of the
court in all such cases, whether any costs, or if any, what amount of
costs shall be allowed on the subsequent attachment or attachments.

Ibid. sec. 46. 1890, ch. 549, sec. 44A.

46. A writ of attachment may be served upon any person by way
of garnishment wherever he may be found, either by the sheriff of the
jurisdiction where said person may be, or by the sheriff of the jurisdic-
tion where the writ issues; when a writ of attachment is served upon
anyone outside of the locality of his place of business or residence,
the short note shall be set up at the court house door of the county or
city where the writ is served by the officer serving the same, and upon
the return of the writ, a duplicate short note shall be sent by the clerk
of the court where the writ issues to the sheriff of that city or county
to be set up by him at the court house door of said city or county, and
the service of any writ and the posting of any short note, wherever a
writ of attachment may have been or shall be served and the short
note set up in manner as herein provided, shall be valid, and said writs
of attachment shall be returned to the courts whence they are issued as
other writs are required to be returned.

Claimants of Property.

Ibid. sec. 47. 1888, art. 9, sec. 45. 1876, ch. 285. 1888, ch. 507.
1892, ch. 507.

47. Whenever an attachment or execution shall be levied upon any
personal property, goods or chattels, which may be claimed by a person
or corporation other than the defendant in such attachment or execu-
tion, such person or corporation may file a petition, under oath, with
the court before whom such attachment or execution is returnable,
setting forth clearly the character and origin of his, her or its claim to
the property so levied upon, and thereupon it shall be the duty of the
clerk to docket a suit against both the plaintiff and defendant in such
attachment or execution and issue a summons directed to said plaintiff
and defendant, giving notice of such claim and returnable to the next
succeeding rule day or term of said court. If such claimant shall estab-
lish the validity of his. her or its claim to said property, costs shall be
awarded to said claimant, and said claimant shall also be entitled to