_ 1082 STATE EX REL. ARK. CONST. COMM. V. _TOLER. [188 STATE EX REL. ARKANSAS CONSTRUCTION COMMISSION V. TOLER. 4-3454 Opinion delivered March 19, 1934. GARNISHMENT-STATE AGENCY.-A commission Created by the State for the purpose of constructing and equipping State hospitals held not subject to garnishment. Prohibition to Saline Circuit Court ; Thomas E. Toler, Judge ; writ granted. Hal L. Norwood, Attorney General, and Pat Mehaffy, Assistant, for appellant. J. B. Milham, for appellee. SMITH, J. Petitioner prays the issuance of a writ prohibiting the circuit court of Saline County from hearing and adjudging a suit wherein the Arkansas Construction Commission was garnished by a plaintiff who sought to enforce a demand against his debtor wbo had been 'employed by the Construction Commission in the discharge of the duties conferred upon it by act 180 of the Acts of 1929, page 884. By this act a commission was created for the purpose of constructing and equipping a State Hospital for NervousrDiseases and a Tuberculosis Sanitarium. The case of Bull v. Ziegler, 186 Ark. • 477, 54 S. W. (2d) 283, is decisive of the question that 'such agencies of the State are not subject to garnishment. See also Watson v. Dodge, 187 Ark. 1055, 63 S. W. (2d) 993. The writ will be awarded as prayed prohibiting further proceedings in that suit.
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