Petrie v. Lane

In this case the plaintiffs set out in their declaration an agreement with the defendant that the defendant. *455should deliver to the plaintiffs at their saw-mill, situated in the village of North Muskegon, to be sawed into lumber and piled on the dock of plaintiffs, as the defendant should direct, all the pine saw-logs belonging to defendant at that time in the store hooms of the Muskegon Booming Company, at the city of Muskegon as well as all the pine saw-logs which should thereafter, by the defendant, be floated down the Muskegon river, during the sawing season of 1882, in all about 4,000,000…