Moore v. Cobe
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from District Court, Reeves County ; S. J. Isaacs, Judge. Plea in intervention by Mrs. J. L. Moore in a suit by Ira M. Cobe against the Toyah Valley Irrigation Company. From a judgment against intervener, she appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtHarper, C. J.
With the consent of the court, appellant filed her petition (which- is called plea in intervention) in the suit then pending in the district court of Reeves county, viz., Ira M. Cobe v. Toyah Valley Irrigation Company, and in which J. G. Love is the duly appointed and acting receiver of the defendant irrigation company, by which petition she prays that the order appointing said receiver be vacated and said receiver discharged. In her petition she refers to and makes a part thereof her petition in another original suit in which she seeks to establish her rights in the waters of Toyah creek as…
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