Miller v. Miller

On January 6, 1909, plaintiff married defendant, and after a somewhat extended bridal tour, on which plaintiff spent practically all his savings up to that time, they finally settled in Haynesville, Claiborne parish. There plaintiff found employment as a railroad section foreman at ¿ salary of $50 per month, to w.hich he was able to add $15 or $20 more, as commissions on supplies furnished to his laborers, for which he stood guaranty. He never at any time earned more, except for .a short while when his salary was $57.50, and his commissions as aforesaid. This is his own testimony.

In February,…