Frudden Lumber Co. v. Kinnan

Sherwin, J. —

1 *952 3 4 *94One Jones was the principal contractor for the building of a house for the defendants. The plaintiff was a lumber company, which took orders for and sold mill work manufactured by others. Jones and one Stubbs, a salesman for Carr, Adams & Co., figured the mill work required for the defendant’s house according to the architect’s plans and specifications, and the same was ordered by Jones of Carr, Adams & Co. at the agreed price of $218. There is a controversy as to whether the goods were sold and furnished to Jones by Carr, Adams & Co. or by the plaintiff, but we think the…