Miller v. Black

BOOKHOHT, Associate Justice.

The appellee, C. C. Black, rented 55 acres of land from the appellant, J. P. Miller, for the year 1907, which was planted in corn and cotton, one-third of which, under the contract, appellant was to receive as rent. Appellee was to gather the crops and put the rent' corn in appellant’s barn. Appellee, on January 1, 1908, on which day he moved from the premises, had not gathered all the corn owing to the wet season, but told appellant he would gather it as soon as he could get time, and told him that if he could not wait' that he could gather the part due him as…