Peterson v. Andrews

The controversy in this case is over a load of corn, worth about $30. It was tried in the county court, and an appeal taken to the district court, where there was a verdict and judgment for defendant, and plaintiff appeals.

Plaintiff alleges that, through his tenant, he delivered to defendant four loads of corn of the aggregate of 232 bushels; that it was agreed between plaintiff and defendant that defendant was to grind the corn into corn chops, for which plaintiff was to pay at the rate of 5 cents per hundred pounds; that defendant refused to grind the last or fourth load of corn of the.…