Blonde v. Menominee Bay Shore Lumber Co.

This action was commenced in a justice’s court March 15, 1898, against the defendant Anderson, to recover $125.90 remaining due and unpaid to the plaintiff from Anderson for work, labor, and services performed by the plaintiff for Anderson between Uovember 16,1896, and February 27, 1897, upon 222,000 feet of hemlock logs, 115,000 feet of basswood, birch, and elm logs, 45,000 feet of cedar logs, and 10,000 feet of black-ash logs. The logs were all cut and taken from Anderson’s land, and put in and delivered by him. Anderson had previously contracted to sell and deliver the hemlock logs to one…