Gum v. Richert

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Milton, J.:

This action was commenced on October 24, 1894, by John H. Richert against Moses Gum upon account for money loaned and work done. The *571judgment of the court was for the plaintiff in the sum of $301.92. The defense was that part of the items embraced in plaintiff’s claim constituted in fact a separate account against the firm of Gum & Voorhees, for whom the plaintiff performed labor as the engineer of a steam thrasher from some time in July, 1891, until October 5 (or 7) of that year, when the partnership was dissolved, the business being…