Price v. Reeves

MARTIN, Justice.

This case comes to this court by writ of error, and the statement of the case is made after a careful reading of the statement of facts and the transcript.

Dudley Price died in the year 1926 and by will left to his two nephews, R. J. Price and C. D. Price, two tracts of land near the town of Arlington, one tract containing 288 acres and the other 50 acres. There was a residence on the 50-acre tract, but none on the 288-acre tract. The brothers took possession of the land and farmed it to crops of wheat and oats.. C. D. Price was a married man; R. J. Price was single. They moved…