Southern Railway Co. v. Nailon

Nailon sued the Southern Railway Company for $55.75, as the value of one box of goods alleged to have been shipped from Snyder, Oklahoma, to Dalton, Georgia. The plaintiff, who was the only witness, testified, that he delivered four boxes of household goods to a railroad at Snyder, Oklahoma, and that only three of the boxes were delivered to him by the Southern Railway Company at Dalton, Georgia; and while he was unable to say what railroad he delivered the goods to in Oklahoma, he testified that it was the. one which issued the bill of lading to him. It furthermore appears, from the record,…