Gardner v. Johnson

Plaintiff owned a number of foxes at the ranch of Remus Silver Black Fox Company, and was indebted thereto for feeding in the sum of $450. On September 2, 1924, she signed what is called an option to defendants by which she agreed to accept—

“$2,000 in land contracts for her young pair of foxes and their litter of 4 male pups.”

On October 3, 1924, she signed an agreement to sell to defendants for $1,900, to include payment of the bill for feeding,—

“one pair pen No. 29 and 4 pups in pen No. 17% of silver black foxes.”

Later and on the same day she signed and gave to defendants an order, directed…