Reeves v. Hot Springs

This appears to be a controversy between the city of Hot Springs and appellant, in which appellant, who had been on the police force of the city for a year and a half, claimed, after his discharge, three hundred and thirty dollars due him as back salary.

He contends that by an ordinance of the city the salary of a patrolman was fixed at seventy-five dollars a month, and that he had' only received sixty dollars a month during his employment. The city denied the enactment of any such ordinance and any agreement to pay him more than sixty dollars a month, and alleged it had paid him that sum in…