Doyle v. Parish

— This is an action on a warranty in a sale of personal property. The case originated before a justice of the peace and the complaint filed in the justice’s court states that the defendant advertised for a sale of personal property and among other things, two head of two-year-old mules; that plaintiff had further represented repeatedly that said mules were two years old the spring prior to the time of the sale in September, 1903; that they were sound and free from all defects and blemishes; that just prior to the taking of bids the defendant warranted said mules to be of that age and without…