Osage Oil & Gas Co. v. Caulk

The appellee, Caulk, sued the appellant, Oil & Gas Company, a corporation, making the Magnolia Petroleum Company, a joint-stock association, a party defendant. The material allegations of the plaintiff’s petition are that on the 3d day of July, 1919, he made a contract with the Osage Oil & Gas Company, by the terms of which said company employed the plaintiff to drill in and swab wells at $135 per day for a period of not less than. 30 days. The contract was made an exhibit to the petition. He further alleges that after the execution of the contract he made a supplemental contract with said…