Cassidy v. Willis Connally

STREETMAN, Associate Justice.

On June 1, 1901, the Campbell, Lewis & Harris Stock Association, a corporation, under the laws of Texas, domiciled at Waco, Texas, executed to the appellees, Willis & Connally and Huff & McNeil, four promissory notes, amounting, with accrued interest at the date of the judgment in this case, to $834.56. To secure these notes a chattel mortgage was executed on a certain tent, seats, and miscellaneous assortment of trained ponies, dogs, monkeys, parrots, and other paraphernalia constituting a dog and pony show. This mortgage was properly recorded in McLennan County,…