Murray v. Cazier

■ Robinson, J. —

Appellee’s complaint shows these facts: In 1894 Murray Cazier was the owner and in possession of certain described real estate; that he and his wife, appellee, *601executed a written lease whereby they leased “his farm of 160 acres of land” as described, for three years from April 1, 1895, to one Resler. The lease was signed by all three of the parties, and provided that certain rent should be paid by Resler to “the parties of the first part,” and that in the event of Murray ,Cazier’s death during continuance of lease the rent should be paid to appellee, who was to use it in…