Graham v. Clearman

Plaintiffs in error were appel-lees in the Court of Civil Appeals. Prom an adverse decision in that court «they applied for, and were granted, a writ of error.

Upon granting the writ a rule was entered by the Supreme Court requiring plaintiffs in error to file a writ of error bond as provided by the statute. Such order has not been complied with, but plaintiffs in error have filed an affidavit in forma pauperis in lieu of bond and insist that this entitles them to be heard by the Supreme Court.

In the case of Daniel v. Mason, 90 Tex. 162, 37 S. W. 1061, this question was determined adversely to…