Vogt v. Bexar County
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from Bexar. Tried below before Hon. Robert B. Green.
1Opinion of the Court
FLY,
Associate Justice.—In December, 1887, appellant instituted a suit of trespass to try title to 727-J acres of land, against J. B. Mann and Bexar County. Appellees answered, disclaiming all interest in the land, except a strip of land twenty feet wide, which it was alleged was a public road, and that Mann was the duly appointed overseer- of said road, and as to said road pleaded not guilty. The cause was tried by jury, and a verdict was returned for appellees as to the road, and for the appellant for the remainder of the land.
We conclude that it was clearly proven that, before the suit was…
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