Ray v. Fleetwood

Ray sued Fleetwood upon an account, as follows: “1896, Feb. 6. To one half-interest in one scab raft of pine timber, consisting of 60 pieces in Ocmulgee river, in' Coffee county, $92. 1896, Feb. 10. By cash, $22.50. Balance due, $69.50.” From the evidence at the trial it appeared that the sixty pieces of timber mentioned in the account were furnished to the plaintiff by Mrs. Mary E. Girtman, under an agreement that he was to cut and haul the timber, raft it to Darien and sell it, and they were then to divide the proceeds equally. The defendant agreed with the plaintiff to buy the plaintiff’s…