Pipkin v. Turner

In a regular proceeding under the provisions of chapter 6, tit. 64, R. S. 1911, D. P. Pipkin was appointed by the probate court of Gonzales county as temporary guardian of the persons and estates of the two minor children of his deceased brother, John Alexander Pipkin. At the same term of court, R. S. Turner, an uncle of said-minors, by marriage, filed a protest against Pipkin’s appointment, and prayed that he, or in the alternative, that he and his wife, jointly, be appointed as such guardians.' Upon a hearing, Turner’s protest wás overruled, and Pip-kin’s appointment was made permanent.…