Rutherford v. Montgomery

TARLTON, Chief Justice.

For the purposes of this appeal this suit may be thus accurately described:

The appellee Montgomery sued C. P. F. Looney in debt and foreclosure as the maker of a note in the principal sum of $150, dated March 1, 1890, due two years after date, retaining the vendor’s lien on lots-3 and 4, block 35, in the town of Vernon, Texas. E. P. Rutherford, J. G. Abney, and J. R. Ponder were made defendants as subsequent purchasers of lot 4. William Cameron & Co., a firm composed of William Cameron, W. P. Brazzleton, C. L. Johnson, G. M. Bowie and R. H. Bowman, were made defendants…