Howard v. Brown

The plaintiff owns and operates a portable sawmill for the manufacture of logs into lumber. He claims that in the spring of 1911, he entered into an oral contract with defendant to set up his mill on defendant’s farm and saw all the cottonwood logs thereon, for which service plaintiff was to receive $6.00 per thousand feet of lumber sawed and in addition thereto was to have and receive all the slabs and sawdust, and that defendant agreed to haul the logs to the min as fast as they were needed. Plaintiff further claims that defendant did furnish and plaintiff did saw logs under *412said contract…