Gambrill v. Brown Hotel Co.

This was an action brought by the hotel company named as payee in a draft to recover from the drawee. The complaint, after alleging that plaintiff was a corporation, and the partnership of defendants, set forth:

“ That said defendants, at all times mentioned in the complaint had hi their employ, as their duly authorized agent, one J. R. Murdock, who was authorized to travel and sell goods for said defendants, and among other things, was authorized to draw bills of exchange upon said defendants, which the said defendants agreed to pay:

“That on June 17, 1895, at Denver, said Murdock, by his bill…