Caldwell v. Crosser
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtJackson, J.
On November 1, 1926, the plaintiffs, W. A. Crosser, R. W. O’Neal, and A. Holloway, resident taxpaying voters of Cochran county, Tex.,- instituted this suit in the district court of said county against the county judge, J. D. Caldwell, the county commissioners, G. H. Matthews, T. W. Bennett, W. A. Herridge, and Lem Shipman, and the county clerk, R. H. McCaslin, all of whom were duly elected and qualified officers of Cochran county, and constituted its commissioners’ court, and Dan Moody, Attorney General of Texas, and G. E. Dunn & Co., citizens of the state of Kansas, as defendants.
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