Panhandle & S. F. R. Co. v. Shell

F. J. and F. C. Shell sued the appellant company to recover damages to a shipment of a ear of threshed maize. They allege that they shipped said maize from Ralls, Tex., to Santa Anna, Tex., November 6, 1920, and that the grain was in a damaged condition on arrival at Santa Anna; that said shipment was consigned to themselves at Santa Anna, Tex., but was to have been delivered to S. H. Collier. That at the time the grain was loaded and delivered to appellant, it was thoroughly dry, bright No. 2 maize, in good shipping condition; that when it arrived at said destination, approximately one-half…