Wilson v. New Orleans, T. & M. Ry. Co.

This ease has been submitted subject to a motion by appellees to dismiss the appeal. The New Orleans, Texas & Mexico Railway Company brought the suit in justice court of Newton County, interpleading P. Farr, J. K. Wilson, E. L. Marshall, and her husband, W. M. Marshall, alleging that it brought from P. Farr certain ties of the value of $94.10, and that J. K. Wilson was claiming that the ties were made' from timber of which he was the owner, and that he would hold the railroad responsible for the value of the ties, and that the Marshalls also claimed some interest in said ties, and prayed that…