Pecos & N. T. Ry. Co. v. Hall

J. F. Hall early in October, 1913, entered into a contract with Warren & Son, ranchmen, by which he agreed to take from them all their heifers of a certain class, less a 10 per cent, cut back. The cattle were located on a ranch in Parmer and Bailey counties, Tex., and by the terms of Hall’s contract of purchase were to be by the owners rounded up at Cyclone Well, where Hall was to make his cut back. Following this, the cattle to be received by Hall were to be taken to Bovina, a station on the Pecos & Northern Texas Railway Company’s line about live miles from Cyclone Well, and there delivered…