Carlisle v. Missouri Pacific Railway Co.

— This is an action by plaintiff, a shipper of cattle, against the Missouri Pacific Railroad Company, to recover alleged overcharges on seven shipments of cattle' from Chama, New Mexico, to Missouri river points, and to Hutchinson, Kansas. Three of plaintiff’s shipments were to Hutchinson, Kansas, three to Kansas City, Missouri, and one to Irwin, Missouri. Chama, New Mexico, the point from which plaintiff shipped his cattle, is on a branch of the Denver & Rio Grande railroad, which is a narrow-gauge road, and connects at Pueblo, Colorado, with the Missouri Pacific, a broad-gauge railroad,…