Moore v. Sacajawea Lumber & Shingle Co.

The Skookum Lumber Company (hereinafter called the lumber company) owned a body of timber that it was having cut, the logs being delivered at its saw mill at Tenino. To handle the cedar as the logging operations were carried on, the lumber company entered into a contract in 1916 for twenty years from January 1,1917, with one Tucker, by which they leased to him a site for a shingle mill and agreed to furnish and deliver the cedar at the shingle mill to be cut into shingles at an agreed price or division of the output. Tucker’s rights under the contract were assigned to the Sacajawea Lumber &…