Huffstutler Howell v. McKenzie

In the year 1910 appellee rented a part of the M. L. Hallenbeck farm in Milam county, consisting of 110 acres of land in cultivation and about 135 acres in pasture; the remainder of said farm being rented to ■other persons. During the fall of said year appellee, without the consent of Hallenbeck, made a contract with Huffstutler & Howell, whereby, in consideration of $100, he agreed to permit them to place in said pasture and a part of said cultivated land so rented by him about 300 head of cattle to remain not longer than 30 days, agreeing to extend a certain fence between his land and that…