Fudge v. Bilger
Oregon Supreme Court
From Yamhill: William Galloway, Judge. Statement by Mr. Justice Moore. This is a suit by Jacob Fudge against John Bilger, O. T. Myers, Bertha May Myers, C. C. Shumway, Lester Potter, Yamhill Milling, Power & Light Company, a corporation, and the Charles K. Spaulding Logging' Company, a corporation, to foreclose an alleged mechanic’s lien.
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From Yamhill: William Galloway, Judge. Statement by Mr. Justice Moore. This is a suit by Jacob Fudge against John Bilger, O. T. Myers, Bertha May Myers, C. C. Shumway, Lester Potter, Yamhill Milling, Power & Light Company, a corporation, and the Charles K. Spaulding Logging' Company, a corporation, to foreclose an alleged mechanic’s lien. The facts, as far as thought to be material herein, are that in May, 1912, the defendants C. T. Myers and Bertha M., his wife, being the owners of a tract of land in Sheridan, Oregon, commenced the erection thereon of a dwelling in the construction of which…
1Opinion of the CourtJustice Moore
A copy of the sworn statement filed by the plaintiff September 26,1912, shows that between June 10, 1912, and September 12th of that year, he labored on the building 39 days, which service, at the stipulated price, amounted to $156, on account of which he received only $67.50, thereby leaving due $84.50. A comparison of this statement with plaintiff’s sworn itemized account, which is made a part of the complaint, shows that, in order to make the former specification coincide with the latter computation, the services so rendered must necessarily include a charge of $3.60 for nine hours of…
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