Winnipiseogee Paper Co. v. Northfield

The plaintiffs are a corporation established under the laws of the state, having their principal place of business in Franklin where their pulp-mills are situated, and where their, president and manager reside. They own and operate four pulp-mills. They procure pulp-wood, consisting of spruce logs, in Woodstock and other towns, and transport it by rail to Northfield, where they unload it on the bank of the Winnipiseogee river. It remains there until they have occasion to use it in their mills, when they roll it into the river and float it down to Franklin, where they manufacture it into pulp…