Bullard v. Stewart

CCHHER, Chief Justice.

Appellant and appellee concur in the following statement of this case, viz.:

“Appellee, Pecos Yalley Barde, brought this suit against appellee W. F. Stewart on two notes, one dated January 11, 1904, for $662, one dated June 3, 1904, for $350 and an open account for $30.25 and to foreclose a mortgage lien on 20 mules. It is alleged that appellee Stewart sold the mules to appellee Lisle, who in turn sold them to appellant Bullard, all with knowledge of the bank’s lien. It further alleged said mules to be in possession of appellant Bullard in Ellis Co., Texas, who fis about…