Parker v. Stroud

EIDSOH, Associate Justice.

This suit was brought originally in the Justice Court by J. R. Stroud, the appellee, against G. H. Parker, appellant, alleging that in the spring of 1903 appellee and appellant entered into an agreement whereby appellant agreed that he would mow and cut all the grass and hay grown and to grow on appellee’s meadow and bale same and pay appellee therefor at the rate of ten cents per bale; that appellant failed and refused to carry out said agreement, and, that during the year, the price of hay depreciated and appellee, after appellant refused to comply with his…