Tobar v. Losano

JAMES, Chief Justice.

Victor Beyes died intestate, owning 160 acres pre-emption in Bexar County, patented to himself by patent number 61, volume 13. He died leaving two sons, Theodore Reyes and Felix Beyes. Jose Lozano, the appellee, brought suit against Felix Beyes in a Justice Court, which resulted in a judgment against the latter, on June 9, 1890, for the sum of $32 and costs. This judgment recited, that the defendant had been cited by publication, and that L. N. Walthall, Esq., appointed by the court to represent the defendant, had filed a general denial; and the court foreclosed an…