Taylor v. Board of Commissioners

The appellant filed his claim, in the form of an account, against the appellee, for per diem services rendered in the Washington Circuit Court, as clerk there*384of, at the rate of two dollars, for eighty-six dollars, rendered during' the August and October terms, 1879.

The appellee refused to allow the claim; the appellant appealed to the circuit court, wherein the case was tried by the court, and a finding had for the appellee. It was admitted on trial, that the appellant had rendered the services as charged, and that he was, during all the time, the clerk of the Washington Circuit Court. Appeal…