St. Louis-San Francisco Ry. Co. v. Herman

Opinion by

RAY, C.

April 3, 1920, E. W. Herman delivered to the St. Louis-San Francisco Railway Company, loaded in its cars at Cyril, 79 head of cattle and 117 hogs, being two carloads of hogs, for delivery to Vincent-Aldridge Commission Company at the National Stock Yards, Oklahoma City, and thereafter recovered judgment for $199 damages to the shipment, from which judgment the railway company appeals.

The grounds for recovery, as alleged in the bill of particulars, were, in substance, that the defendant carelessly,, willfully, and negligently delayed the shipment in transit in its cars, pens,…