Carson v. Baker

Sometime in 1889 Edward Carson was interested in a dairy outfit which had its headquarters at Josephine and 81st streets in the city of Denver. Sometime prior to that date he had listed the property with Baker, the appellee, as a real estate agent, for the purposes of sale at a price named. Baker was not successful in his efforts to sell at that price, and he took out the advertisement which he had inserted in the paper to influence customers, and abandoned' the project. Subsequently, and about the time named, Carson reapproached him to renew his efforts at a reduced price. These efforts were…