Anderson-Tully Co. v. Gillett Lumber Co.

The appellant instituted this action against the appellees. The. appellant alleged that the GHllett Lumber Company was the owner of Spanish grants Nos. 2358 and 2407, and that on the 12th day of August; 1919, said company, by written contract, sold to the appellant all the merchantable timber located and growing on said land, except the pecan and hackberry, for the sum of $6,000; that S. S. Colvin, S. R. Williams and J. L. Williams claimed interest in the merchantable timber purchased by the appellant, under a contract entered into between them and the Gillett Lumber Company; that the alleged…