Hager v. Standard Island Creek Coal Co.

Hatcher, Judge:

The plaintiff, Denny Hager, was employed by the defendant coal company to furnish mine timbers, from the company’s own timberland, for its mines. The timbers were to be of certain dimensions. The inspectors of the company culled some of the furnished product as not conforming to the specifications, brandedvand paid for the remainder. He seeks in this action to recover the same price for the culls that he received for the branded timber. His claim extends over a period of about two years and four months, and amounts to $3,665.09. Tbe company denied any liability tbereon and…