Johnson v. Woodward Lumber Company

The defendant contends that none of the witnesses for the plaintiff testified from their own knowledge that the defendant cut timber located on the land of the plaintiff.

I. H.' Zimmerman, witness for the plaintiff, testified: “I was just leading up to how I got in touch with Mr. Johnson. I came back to Augusta and I called up the party that Mr. Johnson was selling lumber to and told him to get hold of Mr. Johnson; that we wanted to see him right away; that it looked like he had cut some of our timber. Well, I think it took me, I would say,-about three to four weeks to get hold of him, because…