Minton v. Underwood Lumber Co.
Wisconsin Supreme Court
APPEAL from the Circuit Court for Oneida Couuty. The case is fully stated iu the opinion. The defendant, The Underwood Lumber Oorrypcmy, appeals from a judgment for the appellant for the full amount of his claim with interest. They contended, among other things, that the petition for a lien was not filed within the thirty days allowed by law, and that the filing indorsed thereon was not proof.
1Opinion of the Court
Orton, J:
The plaintiff’s claim consists of his own labor performed for McPhee & Mitchell, the contractors, in driving the logs of defendant on the Wisconsin river, a certain number of days, between the 15th day of April and the 23d day of May, inclusive, 1889, at $2.50 per day, and as the assignee of the claims of four other persons who performed labor on the same drive a certain number of days at the same price. By the petition for a lien upon the logs of the defendant company in the driving of which said labor was performed, and by the complaint, the last day’s work was performed on the 22d…
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