Robson v. Byler

PLEASANTS, Associate Justice.

On May 4, 1891, the Commissioners Court of Fayette County, upon the petition of T. H. Byler and eleven others, by order duly entered on the minutes, made a change in the LaGrange and Lockhart roads. The change was made of that part of the road as it then ran over the lands of the petitioner T. H. Byler. The road was a second-class public highway. The order making the change directed that the road to be opened, in lieu of that which was discontinued, should be thirty feet wide and cleared of obstructions; that it should be opened without expense to the county, “in…