Ward v. Tadlock

McDONALD, Chief Justice.

Fay Ward, the appellant, at the time of the transactions herein involved, operated an establishment in New York City where he made cowboy clothes. to order. Dr. Brewer, a resident of Connecticut,'came to appellant’s place of business for the purpose of buying some riding clothes. While there he remarked to appellant that he wanted to buy a quarter horse. Appellant said that he was going to Phoenix, Arizo na, in a few (⅜¾, and would try to find a horse for Dr. Brewer. On his way to Phoenix appellant stopped in Fort Worth, and met Hardy Tadlock, the appellee. As a result…