Watkins & Thurman v. Napier
Court of Appeals of Texas
Appeal from the County Court of Dallas County. Tried- below before Hon. Hiram F. Liveley.
1Opinion of the Court
BOOIÍHOHT, Associate Justice.
This case, which was filed on the 29th day of March, 1904, was a suit for the recovery of damages alleged to have accrued to the appellee, W. L. Napier, by virtue of having been discharged by the appellants, Watkins & Thurman, manufacturers of sash and doors, at Madera, California, when he had been employed by them for a term of twelve months, beginning December 1, 1903, the said twelve months to be divided into two periods of six months each for the first of which periods the appellee, plaintiff below, was to receive the sum of five hundred dollars divided into…
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