Atlanta & St. A. B. Ry. Co. v. Barnes

SIBLEY, Circuit Judge.

From January, 1930, to about May 31, 1933, George A. Barnes was station agent at Lynn Plaven, which fs about two miles from Panama City, Florida, the southern terminus of the Atlanta & Saint Andrews Bay Railway. During this period Barnes’ accounts were never audited, but on the latter date he was checked short over $25,-000 and was discharged. Lynn Haven, because of spur tracks which served a large paper mill of the Southern Kraft Corporation, and the lumber mills of the Saint Andrews Bay Lumber Company, and the wharves of Waterman Steamship Company, was the most…