Speeder Cycle Co. v. Teeter

Wiley, C. J. —

Appellee sued appellant, which is a corporation, under an alleged contract of service, and recovered judgment for $62.81. The complaint is in three paragraphs. The first paragraph counts upon a verbal contract made directly with appellant on or about July 15,1894, whereby it was agreed that appellee should enter into its employ, in the capacity of mechanic and builder and maker of bicycles, until appellant should complete and commence to operate its factory; that appellee was to receive for his services $3.50 per day, and that after said factory should be in operation, he was to…