Barnes v. Jeffus

Kirby, J.,

(after stating the facts). The undisputed testimony shows that the small dwellings were of temporary construction, the kind necessarily and usually built on such mill-sites for the use of the employees in the operation of -the mills, and that the appellants intended, at the time of their construction, to remove them with the mill when the timber had been manufactured.

These small dwelling-houses were put upon blocks that were sitting on boards on the ground, and could be removed- without reducing them to raw material, and without injury to the land. Since they were also such houses…