Southern Coal & Coke Co. v. Bowling Green Coal Co.

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Turner

— Reversing.

*478Appellant is a Kentucky corporation, having its chief office and place of business at Williamsburg, Ky., but it also has an office at Knoxville, Tennessee.

In June, 1908, appellant’s traveling salesman, Barker, took from Mercer and Irving, doing business as the Bowling Green Coal Company, at Bowling Green, Kentucky, an order for 26 carloads of coal to be delivered to appellee as follows: Two carloads in August, 1911, and four carloads to be delivered in each of the succeeding months up to and including February, 1912.

It was a written order and was…