Hughes v. Hughes

Plaintiff brought this action by attachment in the circuit court of Bay county under the so-called “log lien law” (3 Comp Laws 1915, § 14843 et *692seq.), to enforce collection of wages claimed due him for services performed while employed by defendant John A. Hughes, his brother, upon certain cedar posts, telegraph poles and railroad ties, which were purchased by the appellant, W. C. Sterling & Son Company. The forest products attached were cut from lands tributary to the Taquamenon rive'i in Chippewa county, and driven down that stream to its mouth, where they were delivered on board vessels to…