107 S.W.2d 901
SWEETEN 
v. 
TITSWORTH.
No. 1992.
Court of Civil Appeals of Texas. Waco.
July 8, 1937.
        Appeal from District Court, Seventy-Seventh District, Freestone County; H. F. Kirby, Judge.
        Suit by R. A. Titsworth, Jr., against J. R. Sessions, sheriff of Freestone county, and others. From a 
judgment for plaintiff, defendant Jess Sweeten, sheriff of Henderson county, appeals.
        Reversed and rendered.
        Wm. McCraw, Sam Lane, and William M. Brown, all of Austin, for appellant.
        T. W. Lovett, of Corsicana, for appellee.
        ALEXANDER, Justice.
        This suit was filed in the district court of Freestone county by R. A. Titsworth, Jr., of Henderson 
county, against J. R. Sessions, sheriff of Freestone county, Jess Sweeten, sheriff of Henderson county, and 
Pete Wood, one of the constables of Henderson county, for a temporary injunction restraining said officers 
from interfering with the operation of certain marble machines owned by the plaintiff and operated in 
Henderson and Freestone counties and to restrain said officers from arresting and prosecuting the plaintiff 
for operating said machines. The trial court granted the temporary injunction as prayed. The defendant 
Sweeten appealed.
        The allegations of plaintiff's petition, with the exception of the names of the parties, are almost 
identical with the material part of the allegations of the petition considered by this court in the case of 
Barkley v. Conklin, 101 S.W.(2d) 405. For the reasons stated and upon the authorities cited in that case, 
we hold that the trial court was without authority to grant the injunction appealed from.
        It is therefore ordered that the judgment of the trial court be, and the same is, reversed, and the 
injunction dissolved.