Crismon v. Barse Livestock Commission Co.
Supreme Court of Oklahoma
Error from the District Court of Pawnee County; before Bayard T. Rainer. Trial Judge.
1Opinion of the Court
Opinion of the court by
Burwell, J.:
One J. C. Stribling controlled a certain pasture in the Osage Indian Reservation. Palmer & Brigham, through their representative J. B. Middlebrook, entered into a contract with Stribling for the pasturing of a bunch of cattle. This contract was entered into on April 2nd, 1902. On May the 17th, 1902, Palmer & Brigham executed a chattel mortgage to the Barse Live Stock Commission Company on these same cattle to secure the payment of eight thousand three hundred sixteen and 661100 dollars. The commission company took the cattle from the pasture for the purpose…
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