Dale v. Hogan

The plaintiff and defendant, in the year 1883, engaged in the' saloon business in the town of Clarence, Missouri. On the twenty-fifth day of January, 1884, *647one Huston adjusted the partnership business between the parties, and he found that the defendant, at that date, had in his hands the sum of two hundred and eighty-two dollars and thirty-one cents, which he had received from the co-partnership business; but whether this amount was due to the firm or to the plaintiff was a matter of some controversy on the trial of this cause. The parties continued the saloon business until June, 1885, when…