Hill County v. Hamilton
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtStanford, J.
This suit was brought by appellee against appellant in the county court upon a claim for $305, for the value of two mules and a mare which were condemned and destroyed by appellant, Hill county, because said animals had glanders. Appellee alleged that the county judge caused said animals to' be examined and that it was ascertained that said stock had glanders, and that they were Quarantined by the Live Stock Sanitary Commission; that the county judge of Hill county appointed three commissioners to appraise and fix the value of said stock and make report thereof, and that said commissioners…
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