L. Miller & Co. v. Goodman

JAMES, Chief Justice.

Appellee alleged that he was the assignee of C. J. L. Meyer & Sons Company, a private corporation created under the laws of Illinois, domiciled at Chicago, Illinois, and engaged in the manufacture and sale of lumber, doors, sashes, blinds, etc. That the goods sold by said corporation to defendants (appellants) were sold by and through A. C. Petri & Bro., of Dallas, Texas, who were at said time solicitors of business and buyers for its goods. The petition claimed $1110.47, but plaintiff admitted that the account was entitled to a discount reducing it to $958.38. Judgment…