Southern Pacific Railroad Co. of Mexico v. Gonzalez
Arizona Supreme Court
1Opinion of the CourtLockwood, C. J.
The complaint in this case sets up two separate causes of action by Manuel F. Gonzalez, hereinafter called plaintiff, against Southern Pacific Railroad Company of Mexico, a corpo ration, hereinafter called the Mexican company, and Southern Pacific company, a corporation, hereinafter called the American company, defendants, to recover for damages to two cars of tomatoes, one shipped from Cuidad Obregon, Sonora, Mexico, to Ottawa, Canada, hereinafter called the Canadian car, and one shipped from Verdura, Sinaloa, Mexico, to Chicago, Illinois, hereinafter called the Illinois car. • So far as the…
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