Donahoe v. Herrick

Respondents’ complaint contained three causes of action, of which only the second need be considered herein because the other two terminated in appellants’ favor. The second cause alleged a sale in June, 1921, of 506,560 feet of green white pine sawlogs at the agreed net stumpage price and reasonable value of $17 per thousand, with prayer for judgment for the same, the price not having been paid. Appellants denied the contract and alleged that the sawlogs were purchased from Knous Brothers and had been fully paid for.

The evidence showed that about May, 1921, respondents made a contract with…