Kinner v. Shepard

TOWNSEND, District Judge.

Complainant’s first exception is to the mode of computation adopted by the master. He says the master should have taken 241,888 dozen hoops at defendant George A. Shepard’s estimated cost of $.09732 per dozen, making $23,540.54, and added to it the profit of $14.34, admitted by defendants’ counsel in bis brief, and therefrom deduce a selling price of $23,554.88, and from' this deduct the master’s estimated cost of $8,829.95, leaving $14,724.93 as defendants’ profits. But the $14.34 profits admitted by defendants’ counsel omit many items of cost included by defendant…