Mason v. Rodgers
Texas Supreme Court
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1Opinion of the Court
FISHER, Judge,
Section B.—This suit was instituted December 5, 1885, by J. H. Rodgers and others, as the heirs of W. B. Ochiltree, deceased, against W. H. Mason, as the administrator of the estate of Ochiltree, and W. J. Sidberry and H. A. Berge, as sureties on Mason’s administrator’s bond. The petition in substance alleged, that Ochiltree died possessed of two certain tracts of land of the value of $Í000— one tract of 80 acres being situated in Cass County, and another tract of 554 acres situated in McCulloch County; that the land was reasonably worth $1.50 per acre; that Mason during his…
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