207 Pa. 226 | Pa. | 1903
A careful examination of the necessarily voluminous report of the auditor in the court below fails to satisfy us that he fell into error in the two particulars complained of by appellant. The salary of the cashier, for years, had been fixed by the
As to the second error alleged, that the compensation allowed the first auditor was excessive, in view of the sum allowed, apparently it is large, but it may not be more than the services warranted. It is difficult for us on a mere inspection of the work as disclosed by these printed paper-books to arrive at a satisfactory conclusion. The learned court below who had far better opportunity than we, for forming a correct judgment deemed the compensation a just one. We will not disturb its decree. All the assignments of error are overruled and the decree is affirmed.