Lang v. Salliotte

March 2, 1887, the plaintiff entered into an agreement in writing with defendants to settle their difficulties as to whether a certain fence between them, and then marking the boundary line, was in its proper position; the defendants claiming, as set forth in- the agreement to arbitrate, that the fence stands in its proper place to mark the boundary line, and the plaintiff claiming that said fence is “ considerably west of its proper location.”

The writing states further:

“Tt is hereby agreed, by and between said party of the first part, and the said parties of the second part, to submit the…