Armstrong v. Mission Independent School Dist.

George W. Armstrong, the appellant, sued the Mission independent school district and P. W. Barron, tax collector, appellees, to recover $405.60, paid' under protest by appellant for taxes for the years 1912 and 1913, due by the Mission Cotton Oil Company, a corporation. Appellees, by cross-action, sued for $150 for taxes for 1914, for which amount appellant gave a statutory bond. The cause was submitted as an agreed ease, authorized by article 1949, V. S. C. St., in the form approved by the Supreme Court in Scott v. Slaughter, 97 Tex. 244, 77 S. W. 950. Judgment was rendered by the court…