Day v. Williams
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the CourtDunklin, J.
J. F. Williams sold to J. T. Day a tract of land consisting of 1,165 acres, which at the time of the sale was a part of what is known as the Rhome ranch, the headquarters of which consisted of a well, and windmill in connection therewith, dwelling houses, . granaries, ■ and other improvements. The area of the entire ranch-was 2,563 acres, all of which was owned by Williams at the time of the sale. The tract sold to Day included what is known as the Smith county school land, and near its north boundary line the improvements constituting the headquarters of the ranch were situated. In making…
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