Western Alfalfa Milling Co. v. Dunn

Kimball, Justice.

Tlie facts and contentions in this case are in most respects similar to those in the case of the same plaintiff in error against R. S. 'Worthington, defendant in error, decided this day. What we said in our opinion in the Worthington case expresses our views on several similar contentions! in this ease, and need not be repeated. Only the differences between that case and this in so far as they seem material and to require further discussion will be noticed. The parties will be called plaintiff and defendant as in the court below where, as in the Worthington case, the…