Sims v. State
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Appeal from Order No. 1785 of the Corporation Commission (Jake Sims, appellant; the State of Oklahoma, appellee) to reverse the order of said commission prescribing the retail price of bagging and ties to be charged by the operators of gins within the State of Oklahoma for the season of 1920.
1Opinion of the CourtKennamer, J.
Jake Sims, the appellant, prosecutes this appeal to reverse order No. 1785 of the Corporation Commission of the state of Oklahoma, made'' on the 11th day of September, 1920, prescribing the rate for ginning cotton and the price to be charged by ginners furnishing bagging and ties. The material parts of the order appealed from read as follows:
“1. All cotton ginned in Oklahoma during the coming season shall be charged for on the ‘seed basis’ as is the custom at the present time.
“2. Rates and charges for ginning cotton in the state of Oklahoma from and after the effective date of this order…
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