Sawman Oil Co. v. Bush
Court of Appeals of Texas
1Opinion of the Court
WALTHALL, Justice.
The appellee, John J. Bush, brought this suit against the appellant, the Sawman Oil Company, a corporation, to recover of it, on an oral agreement, compensation for the rental of a certain oil well spudder machine or implement and certain tools appurtenant thereto, at the rate of ten dollars per day for one hundred, and fifty-six days. The terms and conditions of the rental agreement are stated by appellee in his petition as.follows: “The defendant was to operate said spudder on the basis of a twelve-hour day and to hire and employ plaintiff’s head driller, Tom Simmons, to…
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