Carney v. Brown

Opinion by

LOGSDON, C.

There are 12 assignments of error in the petition in error, but all are comprehended and presented under two propositions stated in the brief of plaintiff in error thus:(1) The district court was without jurisdiction to enter the so-called “order taxing costs.”(2) The county court had exclusive jurisdiction to order the payment of the several items herein complained of.

These propositions will be considered in inverse order. It is disclosed by the record that the guardian, H. R. Brown, paid to the district court referee the sum of $250 as directed by the district court,…