Jackson v. Seley-Cornforth Grain Co.

Seley-Cornforth Grain Company, a corporation, one of the appellees herein, instituted in the justice court three separate suits against C. M. Jackson, appellant herein, and Houston & Texas Central Railroad Company, the other appellee herein, to recover for alleged shortage in weights in three carloads of maize, together with attorney’s fees for prosecuting each of said suits. Appellant will be designated by name, and appellees as the grain company and the railroad company, respectively. Jackson sold three carloads of maize, and shipped them to his own order at Waco, Tex., with instructions to…