McGillivray v. Columbia Salmon Co.

The facts in this case, found by the trial court and supported by competent evidence, may be briefly stated: One Loveland, doing business under the name and style of the Loveland Boat Works, at Bremerton, entered into a written contract to build certain boats and some tenders for the Columbia Salmon Company, a corporation, and the Alaska Pacific Herring Company. The Loveland company proceeded with the construction of the boats for both companies until the Port Blakely Mill Company, on account of the financial straits of the Loveland company, became anxious about payment for the lumber it was…