Hunter v. Board of Commissioners

This suit was brought by the appellant, John H. Hunter, administrator of John H. Smith, against the appellee, to recover for fees alleged to be due the deceased, in his lifetime, for services rendered as clerk of the circuit and common pleas courts, from April 18th, 1869, to November 13th, 1872, for issuing certificates to the auditor for the services of jurors, issuing venires for juries, certificates of allowances made by the courts, and making out election papers, amounting to three hundred and eighty-four dollars and fifty cents.

An agreed statement of facts took the place of a complaint,…