Martin v. Boyce

Martin sued Boyce for refusing to allow him to carry out a logging contract, whereby as he avers he-was to have three dollars a thousand for cutting, skidding, hauling, and delivering at Muskegon river, the merchantable pine on the north half of section 16, in town 11 north, of' range 15 west, and to be allowed to do the work in the winter of 1879-80, and in the winter of 1880-81, if the whole could not be completed the first winter, for want of snow. The complaint is that the first winter was unfavorable, and a large share — consisting of about three-fourths of the work —was postponed beyond…