Davidson v. Wills

McMEANS, Associate Justice.

Plaintiff J. E. Wills sued the defendant John P. Davidson for certain commissions alleged to have been earned by him in the sale of a stock of goods belonging to defendant, alleging that acting under a contract with defendant he had, on February 1, 1903, effected an exchange of the goods for lands and other property, and that, in addition to the commission due him for his services in that regard, he was entitled to interest on the amount thereof at the rate of six percent per annum from the first day of March, 1903, and he prayed for judgment for his commissions and…