Hall v. Zeller Bros.

For his first cause of action, the plaintiff alleges that on the fourth day of March, 1887, plaintiff *382and defendants entered into an agreement in writing, by the terms of which it was in substance agreed between said parties as follows: That the plaintiff'was to furnish a mill-site, and to furnish logs to the same, for the sum of $2.75 per thousand feet, of good quality fir, such as the railroad company will accept for ties, and to the amount of six thousand feet per day, in all about eight hundred thousand feet. That defendants were to erect a saw-mill on said site, and to pay said price for…