Amarillo Transfer & Storage Co. v. De Shong

HALL, Chief Justice.

On September 16, 1933, Pete De Shong and the Amarillo Transfer & Storage Company, Inc., of which C. A. Reilly was president, were engaged in long-distance hauling between Amarillo and Oklahoma City, operating under Vernon’s Annotated Civil Statutes, article 911b (Acts 41st Leg. c. 314, as amended by Acts 42d Leg., c. 277). The Amarillo Transfer & Storage Company held a common carrier’s certificate, numbered 2752, issued by the Railroad Commission of Texas. On the date first mentioned, Reilly, as president and manager of the Transfer & Storage Company, executed the…