Currie v. Glasscock County

Appellants own a tract of land in Glasscock county comprising 24 sections which was used for grazing purposes and by cross-fences was divided into several inclosures. The various indosures 'were amply watered, principally by wells with windmills. The commissioners’ court of said county caused to be laid out through the land a first-class road from Garden City, its county seat, to the eastern boundary of the county in the direction of the county seat of Sterling county, an eastern adjoining county. Damages being claimed by appellants, a jury of view was appointed which assessed the same in the…