Stuart v. Albert Mau & Co.

Opinion by

White, P. J.

§ 784. Certiorari; sufficient petition for; case stated. Albert Mau & Co., of San Francisco, Cal., shipped a bill of goods on the order of, and on ninety days’ time, to J. E. Laurence, at El Paso, Tex. On the 27th day of March, 1884, the goods arrived at El Paso, and the railroad freight agent called the attention of Laurence to the fact, and he said that he was not prepared to take them out, and asked the agent to keep them in store for him. The goods remained in the warehouse of the railroad company until April 2, when they were levied upon under a writ of attachment…