Dodd v. Horan

J. C. Horan operated a stave mill in Sabine parish and manufactured logs into staves. The plaintiff, Dodd, was employed as bookkeeper at the mill at a salary of $150 per month, from November 1, 1924, to April 1 of the following year. When Horan discharged him, he owed plaintiff a balance on salary of $350. Dodd brought the present suit for that sum, alleging that the amount was due him for services rendered and labor performed at the stave mill, and that he had a lien and privilege on all the stave bolts and staves manufactured in said mill plant during the period of his employment. He caused…