Badger Lumber Co. v. Marion Water Supply, Electric Light & Power Co.
Supreme Court of Kansas
Error from Marion District Court. Action by the Badger Lumber Company against the Marion Water Supply, Electric Light and Power Company, to recover for certain poles sold, and to enforce a lien therefor. At the March term, 1889, the court awarded a personal judgment against defendant, but refused to enforce a lien. The plaintiff Company comes to this court.
1Opinion of the Court
The opinion of the court was delivered by
Johnston, J.:
The Badger Lumber Company brought this action to recover $227.50, the value of 70 cedar poles sold by the lumber company to the Marion Water Supply, Electric Light and Power Company, which were used to support electric light wires and lamps, and were connected with the plant and property of the defendant; and the plaintiff asked to have the defendant’s property and its appurtenances charged with a lien for the same. The cause was submitted to the court without a jury, upon the following agreed facts:
“It is agreed that the defendant has…
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