Conklin v. Dust
Court of Appeals of Kansas
• Memorandum. — Error from Elk district court; M. G. Troup, judge. Action in attachment by J. E. Dust against R. R. Conklin. Judgment for plaintiff. Defendant brings the case to this court.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by'
Johnson, P. J.:
J. E. Dust and R. R. Conklin were the owners of a certain quarter-section of land situated in Elk county, Kansas.’ Conklin owned the east half of the quarter and Dust the west half. In 1888 Dust erected a stone fence along the east side of his tract of land and about four feet west of the line dividing said tracts of land. Dust resided upon his tract of land and inclosed and cultivated the same. Conklin resided in Kansas City, Mo. His half of said quarter-*213section was occupied and cultivated by a tenant named Marion Crews. Some time in…
2Cited by1 opinion
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