Adams-Smith Co. v. Hayward

Adams-Smith Company, a corporation, is a wholesale dealer in wines, liquors, and cigars. Harry V. Hayward, plaintiff below, was its traveling salesman, and he brought this action to recover a balance alleged to be due *80him for salary and commissions earned. The petition contained three counts: (1.) To recover $34.65 as commissions on a sale of a bill of goods for the defendant to Lueck & Warney of Stanton. (2.) The sum of $23.92 as a balance on commissions earned while in the defendant’s employ. (3.) $416.69 as salary for the month of October, 1891. A jury trial resulted in a verdict and…