Camp v. Montgomery

Hall, Justice.

Montgomery brought suit against Camp for a bill of lumber, which’ he alleged by his declaration he furnished the defendant. Upon the trial, ifc was shown that the lumber was furnished from a mill, owned and run jointly by the plaintiff and defendant, together with J. L. Camp, who owned one-half of defendant’s interest therein. Montgomery owned one-half and the two Camps the other half. Montgomery was to conduct the operations of the mill, to pay all its expenses from Ihe proceeds, and to divide the net profits equally between himself and the Camps. The defendant insisted, and it…