Noble v. Long

About 1915, T. T. Long recovered a judgment in the justice’s court before G. W. Sharrock, J. P., against Will Noble for $93.55, together with 6 per cent, interest on same from date and $17.50 court costs. On Sepember 3, 1925, execution was issued on said judgment and levied upon about 1,250 pounds of seed cotton as the property of Will Noble. Mary Noble filed claimant’s affidavit and bond for said cotton, with T. A. Carlisle, A. P. Spangler, and Eoss Huff-master as sureties on said bond. Issues were made upon and the trial of the right of property in said cotton had in the justice’s court,…