Dybdahl v. Continental Lumber Co.

The complaint alleged that the defendant had employed the plaintiff to haul certain logs from the woods in Jefferson county and put them into the waters of Hoods canal, for which service he was to be paid a certain compensation; that, not having been paid, he filed a lien on the logs, which at that time had been transferred to the defendant’s sawmill located in Seattle, in King county. Personal judgment and foreclosure of the lien were sought. The answer is a denial of every allegation in the complaint except that the logs upon which the plaintiff had worked had been conveyed to its mill.…