Brown v. Jerrild

— About the middle of May, 1922, E. O. Brown, hereinafter called plaintiff, employed I. Jerrild, hereinafter called defendant, as a clerk and meat cutter, to work in the former’s store at Scottsdale at a wage of $20 per week. This employment continued until about August 1st, 1923, when plaintiff discharged defendant, claiming that the latter had not properly accounted for money received by him from the sales of merchandise belonging to plaintiff in the course of his employment.

Shortly thereafter plaintiff brought suit against defendant in. the superior court of Maricopa county, and set up two…