Gulf v. Montier.

West, Associate Justice.—

The first error to which our attention has been invited is the action of the district court in overruling the general demurrer of appellant to the original petition of appellee.

The petition is certainly, in some respects, objectionable. It does not state as distinctly and clearly as should be done the grounds upon which the appellee bases his right to recover in this case. If, on that account, it had been specially excepted to, no doubt the •court would have sustained such special exception and required the appellee to state more specifically, distinctly and clearly…