Joppa v. Clark Commission Co.

It appears from the record that L. P. Joppa, plaintiff, is a farmer residing near Edgar, in the state of Montana; that the shipment of hogs sold by the defendant on commission was a neighborhood shipment and comprised hogs belonging to plaintiff and three of his neighbors; that after the sale of the hogs plaintiff and C. C. Clark, president of the Clark Commission company, went to the latter’s office and plaintiff was given a check for $20, especially indorsed by Clark Commission company for expense money, as plaintiff was a stranger in the city. It is also undisputed that the check for the…