Liddon v. Board of Public Instruction

In this case writ of error was taken to judg-' ment of non-suit with bill of exceptions allowed during the trial of the case after adverse ruling by the Court on the admissibility of certain evidence.

The suit was one for the balance alleged to be due certain teachers for their services as teachers, which claim had been assigned to the plaintiff in error.

During the progress of the trial J. H. Ayers, Superintendent of Public Instruction for Jackson County, was called and sworn as a witness for the plaintiff. After he had testified, “Yes, I am familiar with the claim of these teachers’ due bills…