Killeefer v. McLain

On January 2,1882, Emory O. Briggs' and his son-in-law, Charles C. Nash, entered into copartnership under written articles to engage in and carry on the business of milling, buying and selling grain, and the manufacture and sale of flour and meal in all its varying and different forms; also in the buying of logs, stave and heading bolts, and timber of various kinds, and in the manufacture of staves *509and heading, and the sale thereof; buying, selling, dressing, and matching lumber of all kinds, including shingle and lath, and all and every description and variety thereof; also any other…