Dunlevie v. Spangenberg

This action is instituted to recover damages for the breach of an alleged contract for the sale of certain logs. The contract was made at or near Cameron in the State of Pennsylvania, and related to logs then lying on the banks of the Sinnamahoning river.

The essential facts are undisputed. One W. R. Johnson had been operating in the lumbering business at the place designated. He had the right, by virtue of a certain lease which expired in 1903, to cut and remove from á tract of land the standing timber. He had cut a portion of this timber, and the logs so cut had been hauled, and lay at the…