Dayton Lumber Company v. Stockdale

McMEANS, Associate Justice.

—The appellee, B. A. Stockdale, instituted this suit against the appellant, Dayton Lumber Company, upon a stated account for $805.80 as a balance due him for hauling logs to appellant’s tram railroad, and for the further sum of $337.50 as damages for time lost by appellee through the alleged breach of a contract on the part of appellant to furnish appellee steady work, and for the further sum of $120, the value of time lost by appellee by reason of delays caused by appellant in compelling appellee to move his logging outfit to places distant from the place he…