Huckleberry v. Iverson Supply Co.

FRASER, Justice.

This was a suit on sworn account brought by Iverson Supply Company, plaintiff, against Claude Huckleberry, defendant, to recover for bits furnished on a well drilled in New Mexico. The plaintiff contended that the San Juan Drilling Company had ordered the bits for the account of Huckleberry, and the defendant denied any such authority in San Juan Drilling Company, and inter-pled the San Juan Drilling Company as a party defendant. There was a written contract between the San Juan Drilling Company and Claude Huckleberry which was silent on the subject of bits, but in which San…