Flury v. Twin Cities Dairy Co.

— This action was instituted as an action at law by the respondents, Flury and Ineicken, to recover from the appellant for milk sold and delivered, of the value and of the agreed price of $442.30. The appellant, in its answer to the complaint, set up, as an affirmative defense and cross-complaint, that it was a corporation, organized under the laws of the State of Washington, with a capital stock of seventy-five thousand dollars; that the respondents, at the time of its organization, subscribed to its capital stock in the sum of five hundred dollars, giving to it their promissory note in that…