W. H. Neill Co. v. Rumpf
Court of Appeals of Kentucky
Appeal from Jefferson Circuit Court (Common Pleas Branch, First Division).
1Opinion of the Court
*811Opinion op the Court by
Judge Lassing —
Affirming.
W. H. Neill Company is a private, corporation, engaged in the mill supply business in the city of Louisville. It deals in belts, pulleys, wheels and all character of supplies used in the mill business. It is not a manufacturer, but simply a dealer. Its storeroom is situated on the north side of Main street between Fifth and Sixth, and runs back to an alley. The store is lighted in the rear by a large window. Harry Eumpf was a teamster, in the employ of A. H. Figg, who conducts a teaming and transfer business in the city of Louisville. About July…
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