Salter v. Beidler

Appellant sued to recover for goods sold to a firm known as Cox & Meckes. This firm was subsequently dissolved, Cox retiring, and about a month later appellant, Salter, entered into a written copartnership agreement with said Meckes, to carry on the same general business. This written agreement is set forth in full in Salter v. Hines Lumber Co., 77 Ill. App. 97, and the facts disclosed by the evidence, so far as the same appear in the bill of exceptions, bring the present case within the scope of that decision.

The only controversy as to facts appears to be that appellant disputes the evidence…