
    BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICAN YEOMEN v. JAGGERS.
    (No. 1879.)
    (Court of Civil Appeals of Texas. Texarkana.
    Dec. 13, 1917.)
    Appeal and Eeeoe &wkey;>512 — Dismissal.
    In a case originating in justice court and then tried in county court, where the record to the Court of Civil Appeals contains no transcript from the justice to the county court, and the justice court’s original jurisdiction of the cause of action is not otherwise shown, the appeal will be dismissed.
    Appeal from Titus County Court; J. W. Tabb, Judge.
    Action between the Brotherhood of American Yeoman and W. M. Jaggers. From a judgment, the Brotherhood of American Yeoman appeals.
    Dismissed.
    Reed & Reed, of Mt. Pleasant, for appellant. T. O. Hutchings, of Mt. Pleasant, for appellee.
   LEVY, J.

The case originated in the justice court, and was then tried in the county court. The record to this court does not contain a transcript from the justice court to the county court, and it is not otherwise made to appear that the justice court had original jurisdiction of the cause of action. The parties appear to have had notice of this defect.

The appeal is dismissed. Wells v. Driskell, 105 Tex. 77, 145 S. W. 333.  