Boyer v. Richardson

Irvine, C.

The plaintiffs constitute the firm of George Boyer, McCoy & Co., engaged in the live stock commission business in South Omaha. They are the successors of the Boyer-Shelly Company, which was the style of the firm at the time of the events in controversy. The defendants constituted the firm of Richardson, Hughes & Co., which conducted, it would seem in connection with other business, a stock ranch in Saunders county. They, or some of them, resided in Franklin, Pennsylvania. Richardson, Hughes & Co. had sold a number of cattle to four persons named Wilson. In payment for these cattle…