Texas Supreme Court December 19, 1884, Case No. 1679 (Jones v. Andrews)
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United States · · · 19-12-1884
Walker, P. J. Com. App.
The question of most controlling consequence presented under the numerous grounds assigned as error by the appellants arises on their objection to the charge given by the court.
Under the evidence and pleading in the case it devolved on the plaintiffs, to entitle them to recover, to establish the boundary lines of the W. H. Hunt survey of one-fourth of a league of land.
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