Lone Star Salt Company v. Blount
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the District Court of Van Zandt County. Tried below before Hon. E. W. Simpson.
1Opinion of the Court
RAINEY, Chief Justice.
— On November 2, 1904, F. E. Blount and D. C. Earnest brought this suit against the Lone Star Salt Company, a corporation incorporated under the laws of Texas, to restrain it from violating the anti-trust laws of Texas, to require it to keep its corporate records- within the State, and to declare a dividend upon its capital stock.
Plaintiffs’ petition, in substance, alleged that about 1897 Jqy Morton and certain of his associates, all nonresidents of Texas, formed a conspiracy in restraint of trade, and a combination to regulate the price of salt, and in furtherance of…
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