W. J. Conner & Co. v. P. Z. Littlefield & Bro.
Texas Supreme Court
Appeal from Morris. Tried below before Hon. John L. Sheppard.
1Opinion of the Court
GAINES, Associate Justice.
The appellees caused a writ of 'attachment to be issued against the property of one W. J. Bell, and to be levied upon an iron safe and a parcel of saw logs. Appellants made affidavit and gave bond for a trial of the right of property under the statute.
Upon the -trial the appellants sought to establish their right by virtue of an alleged sale made by one McEntyre as the agent of Bell.. Bell was indebted to appellants, and had given them a mortgage upon nearly all of his property to secure the payment of existing and future indebtedness. The effects so mortgaged…
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