Marks v. Indianapolis, Bloomington, & Western Railway Co.

The appellant sued the appellee, alleging in *441his complaint the following facts: That about the-day of June, 1868, the firm of R. F. Johnson & Co. were subcontractors in the construction of a part of the road of the Indianapolis, Crawfordsville, and Danville Railroad Company; that said firm employed the plaintiff to work for them, and became indebted to plaintiff for such work, in the sum of one hundred and twenty-four dollars and thirty-seven cents, the work being done in and about the construction of the railroad of said Indianapolis, Crawfordsville, and Danville Railroad Company; that said…