Frazer v. Miller

The opinion of the court was delivered by

Scott, J.

The defendants, from July 1, 1889, to March 6,1890, were engaged in conducting a livery stable business under the firm name of Miller & Son. The plaintiff worked for them during this time, and earned $490. At the latter date A. J. Miller sold out his interest in said business to his son Drew-Miller, who assumed the debts of *523the firm, and Frazer continued to work for the son from March 6 till August 31, 1890, and earned §352.

The son was treasurer and bookkeeper for the co-partnership during its existence, and made all payments of wages, and he…