Adams v. Harvey

This is a suit for eloignment of certain railroad ties upon which a stumpage lien was claimed.

At all the times herein mentioned, one Plamondon was the receiver of the Lewis River Tie Company, which owned and operated a sawmill on the Lewis river, in Clarke county. On April 12,1920, he and the plaintiff, Adams, entered into a written contract whereby the former agreed to manufacture and sell, and the latter agreed to purchase, 35,000 railroad ties, to be delivered f. o. b. at the town of Ridgefield. On the same day that the plaintiff purchased these 35,000 ties, he made a written agreement…