G., C. & S. F. R'y Co. v. Booton

Opinion by

Will-son, J. *104March 15, 1890.

§ 67. Carrier; consignee must receive freight when tendered him; sale of freight for freight charges; case stated. Appellee sued appellant for the value of a lot of sewing-machines ($400) shipped by him from Wiles’ Point to Bichmond, Texas. ' He recovered judgment for the amount sued for and costs. It appears from the evidence that said sewing-machines, when shipped by appellee, were knocked down and packed in boxes and crates. Appellee claims that there were seventeen boxes and fifteen crates, containing said machines shipped. Sixteen boxes and fifteen…