Simon v. Allen & Co.
Texas Supreme Court
.Appeal from Polk. Tried below before Hon. L. B. Hightower.
1Opinion of the Court
HEHRY, Associate Justice.
Appellant was employed by appellees by the month as a clerk in their store, at a salary of $55 per month.
He was discharged from said employment on the 4th day of February, *399and he commenced this suit in a Justice Court to recover his salary for the whole of that month.
It appears that defendants tendered “in the Justice Court” to plaintiff the sum of $7.35, which they claimed was all that was due him, that being for the four days that he served in February.
The evidence as to whether the defendants had proper cause to discharge plaintiff was conflicting. The defendants’…
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