Mullins v. Taylor

*559The appellant and the appellee, on the 18th day of December, 1920, entered into the following contract:

“In consideration of a salary of fifteen hundred and no/100 dollars ($1,500) and the privilege of working two-mule crop on shares, I hereby agree to work the plantation of Mrs. W. S. Mullins on Bear creek and to keep to the best of my ability enough labor to cultivate all open land; it being understood that I am not to take the choicest parts of said place for both of my hands, but will try to divide my two wage crops evenly. This I agree to do to the best of my ability.”

On the 3d day of…