Downing v. Tipton

delivered tlie opinion of the court:

Appellant, Jacob Downing, was the owner of a farm, in Jefferson county, about two hundred acres of which were in alfalfa. During the month of June, 1905, he arranged with the appellee, Tipton, to cut this Kay and put it in stacks; they were then to measure it and divide it equally. This contention grows, out of the manner in which the hay was put up, its division, etc. This action was brought by appellee before a justice of the peace to recover damages against appellant. Judgment was secured by appellee ; appeal was taken by appellant to the county court,…