Hersey v. Tully

The appellee was a printer and brought this action against appellant to recover the amount of a bill for printing. On the 11th day of February, 1893, Frank C. Reid, the plaintiff’s solicitor, called at the office of defendant to arrange for some printing to be done by the plaintiff. The defendant then informed Mr. Reid that he was the attorney for a corporation-in process of organization, to be called The Colorado Land and Colonization Company; and that the work was to be done for this proposed company. The certificate of incorporation had been duly executed, but had not been filed in the…