Wilson v. Denton
Texas Supreme Court
The opinion states the case.
1Opinion of the Court
GARRETT, Presiding Judge,
Section B.—Suit by the appellants, J. O. & J. A. Wilson, against K. T. Denton and others to recover the possession of two promissory notes. The notes were in the possession of the City Rational Bank of Sulphur Springs, a defendant in the suit, which had them for collection. Cotter & McMullan, also appellees, intervened in the suit and claimed to own the notes, and asked for judgment for possession thereof. The notes were payable to plaintiffs'J. O. & J. A. Wilson, or bearer, and .were executed by J. H. McClimons, who was also a party defendant. They were for $1000…
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