Townsend v. Caple

Appellee sued appellants C. J. and C. O. Guy in the justice of the peace court for $194.12, which he claimed the Guys owed him as a balance of an account for labor performed by him for them during the years 1934 and 1935, as sawyer and mechanic at their sawmill. His action against appellant Townsend was based on the fact that appellant had purchased from the Guys certain lumber which had been sawed by appellee while working for the Guys as sawyer, and on which he claimed a laborer’s lien. A writ of attachment was sued out and levied upon certain cotton wood lumber in the hands of appellant…