Valley Lumber Co. v. Smith

This action is brought to recover a certain sum for goods, wares, and merchandise, and $200 for the use or lease of certain logging camps during the winter of 1883 and 1881, situated on a certain forty acres of land belonging to the plaintiff, which had been denuded of its timber or stumpage. The only matter controverted on the trial was the claim for $200 for the use of said logging camps. This the defendants denied in their answer. The only witness for the plaintiff on that question was one Carson, the president of the plaintiff company, who testified that the contract for the use of the…