Morgan v. . Congdon

The evidence tended to establish that the defendant agreed with Oliver Clark to saw all the logs, more or less, which they should deliver at his mill from a certain lot called the Van Vechten lot, at three shillings per hundred feet; that they drew a quantity of logs pursuant to this agreement, and piled them at the defendant's mill, and from time to time gave him directions in regard to sawing, which the defendant obeyed, and the stuff thus sawed was delivered to Oliver Clark, until his bill for sawing amounted to $104,67, leaving about 127 or 128 logs unsawed, of the value of about one…