Johnson v. Youngs

The plaintiff’s first cause of action is for logs sold to the defendant in the winter of 1889 and 1890; the second, for work and labor of plaintiff’s men and use of teams; and third, for goods, wares, and merchandise, board of men, team-work, and for money paid. The defendant, besides a denial of the several causes of action, alleges in his answer a full settlement thereof and full payment be*108fore the commencement of the suit. The main question in the case is such settlement.

It appears that the parties, previous to that time, had extensive dealings with each other in logs, lumber, merchandise,…