Missouri Pacific Railway Co. v. Liveright

The opinion of the court- was delivered by

Schoonover, J. :

On the 23d day of June, 1893, Morris Lang, traveling salesman for the defendants in error, purchased two first-class passenger tickets, one for himself and one for the packer who accompanied him, over the railroad of plaintiff in error from Jewell City, Kan., to Concordia, Kan. .

*773Lang and the packer carried eight sample cases or trunks as baggage. The trunks were checked as the personal baggage of Morris Lang by the station agent of plaintiff in error, from Jewell City, by the way of Jamestown, to Concordia.

The aggregate weight of the…