McAllister v. State

The record discloses that Malone, the prosecutor, had employed a servant by the name of Jackson as a farm laborer for a period of six months, at ten dollars per month, the service to commence January 1, 1904, and to end June 30, of the same year; that the servant remained with Malone until the latter part of March when he quit, — at what particular timé is not disclosed by the record, the prosecutor testifying that the first he knew of Jackson’s leaving his employ was the day upon which McAllister, the accused, helped Jackson move his household goods away from the premises of Malone. On that…