21 Wash. 21 | Wash. | 1899
A motion to dismiss this appeal is made, for the reason that the original amount in controversy is under $200. We think this motion must be sustained, and that the case falls squarely within the rule announced by this court in Chapin v. Kenoyer, 12 Wash. 536 (41 Pac. 916) ; Tom, the Cook, v. Sayward, 5 Wash. 383 (31 Pac. 976); and McCoy v. Spithill, 13 Wash. 158 (42 Pac. 546).
It may be true, as suggested by the appellants, that, under the issues as made by the pleadings in this case, it would be construed to be an action for the foreclosure of a lien; but the stipulation of facts, which were made a part of the record, and upon which the case must be decided, shows conclusively that the contest, so far as the appellants
The motion will be granted and the appeal dismissed.