C. W. Hoskins' Administratrix v. Louisville Cooperage Co.

SIMS, Judge.

This is an appeal from a judgment of the Leslie Circuit Court locating a “lost” corner which establishes the property line between lands of C. W. Hoskins, appellant, and lands of Inter-Mountain Coal and Lumber Company, appellees.

An action was brought by C. W. Hoskins to recover $10,080 for certain white oak timber, which was allegedly cut by the Louisville Cooperage Company from a tract of land owned by him and known as the Abner Turner patent No. 36196, containing 100 acres located in Leslie County. He also sought to recover $2,500 damages to standing timber on this land. Hoskins…