Johnson v. Miller

The appellant, Johnson, sued the appellee, Miller, in the county court of Fisher county, alleging a contract of sale, by the terms of which Miller agreed to deliver eight steer yearlings at $18 per head on or about April 15, 1913, and that, in payment of same,- he deposited $144 in the Cowboy State Bank & Trust Company, and that at the time of the purchase by him of said cattle he had- a contract with another person for the sale and delivery of same at $30 per head, and which would have netted him a profit of $96, suing in the aggregate for the sum of $240.

The plaintiff’s petition, in a…