Supreme Court of Minnesota July 29, 1881 (Butler v. Winona Mill Co.)

Clark, J.*

It appears from the findings of fact in this case that the plaintiff performed services for the defendant corporation, under a contract whereby “it was agreed that plaintiff was to enter the service of the defendant in superintending the mason work of a mill, about to be erected by it, and the amount of the plaintiff’s compensation therefor was to be left entirely to the defendant to