Bartlett Oil Mill v. Cappes

RICE, Associate Justice.

—Appellee while at work as linter man for appellant on the 5th day of January, 1907, had his right hand so mangled and injured by the saws of' one of its gins as made it necessary to have two of his fingers amputated, whereby he was disabled for work. He claims that thereafter, on the 9th of January, he made a contract and agreement with the mill, through its general manager and agent Ogden, whereby appellant bound itself to pay plaintiff his regular wages so long as he might be disabled from said injury, together with his doctor’s bill. Appellant having failed and…