Henderson Company v. Webster

The Henderson Company is engaged in the manufacture of casinghead gasoline from natural gas, in Union Oountji, Arkansas.

The appellee, N. L. Webster, is the executor of the estate of E. M. Telle, who was a broker, handling gasoline, oil and its by-products, purchasing the same in the local field, and selling to various persons over the States. Telle committed suicide in Little Bock, on the 12tfi day of January, 1927. Prior to that time he had purchased large quantities of gasoline from appellant over a period of years, and at the time of his death hé was indebted to appellant in the sum of…