Barclay v. Warne

C. W. Gould and Edmund Hugg, firm of Gould & Hfigg, were the owners and proprietors of a cheese factory known as the “Blackberry Cheese Factory.” Said factory was conducted on what is commonly known as the “dividend” plan. Its proprietors received the milk of their patrons at their factory, manufactured it into butter and cheese, and were paid for manufacturing and selling, four cents per pound for butter and two cents per pound for cheese, and after the product was disposed of and the money therefor received, the proprietors made the proper deductions for manufacturing, etc., and divided the…