Smith v. Wood

Mrs. Claud Wood made an affidavit before Edgar Jackson, J. P., that on November 23, 1936, “two jacks, sledge-hammer, and drill, and a large amount of sheet wood and paint, having been recently in the quiet, peaceable, and legally acquired possession of deponent, was taken and carried away from the possession of deponent without her consent, by fraud violence, seduction, or other means; and, as deponent believes, has *190been harbored, received, or taken possession of by Edgar Smith . . under some pretended claim or claims, without lawful warrant or authority; and deponent bona fide claims a right…