Williams v. Rogan
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from. San Saba. Tried below before B. H. Ward, Esq.,' special judge.
1Opinion of the Court
Stayton, Associate Justice. —
In 1879, the district conference of the Methodist Episcopal Church South, in which district was situated the county of San Saba, proposed to-the inhabitants of six competing counties, of which San Saba county was one, to establish a high school in such one of the competing counties as would contribute the sum of $5,000 to assist in erecting houses, etc., for such school.
In the month of June of that year, a subscription was raised in San Saba county for that purpose, to which the appellant subscribed the sum of $200, to be paid in four equal instalments, the first…
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