McFarland v. Welch

In plaintiff’s complaint as originally presented he alleged that in May, 1910, he entered into a contract with defendant *197by the terms of which he agreed to perform work and labor for defendant in skidding, hauling, and loading logs and ties, and in scaling the logs, for which defendant agreed to pay $7 per thousand for the work so done upon the logs, sixteen cents for each tie so handled, and $25 per month for sealing, amounting in the aggregate to $1,320; that he commenced work immediately, “and afterward, to-wit, on the 8th day of December, 1910, completed the contract so far as the terms…