Argo v. Fields

It appears from the record that Argo, in the year 1889, foreclosed a landlord’s lien against Fields for the amount of $56.67, for supplies furnished to Fields as his tenant during that year. Fi. fa. was issued and was levied upon the crop "of Fields. The latter made a counter-affidavit denying that Argo had furnished him with any supplies. The case was tried before a magistrate, and then appealed to a jury in the justice’s court. On the trial before the jury, a verdict was rendered in favor of Argo. A certiorari was sued out by Fields, and was overruled by the judge of the superior court. The…