Supreme Court of Minnesota November 28, 1902, Nos. 13,286, 13,287-(87, 88) (Hanson v. Diamond Iron Mining Co.)

BROWN, J.

The Diamond Iron Mining Company, a corporation, owned a, large tract of mining property, which defendants Foster and Tully, with one Whitney and one Griffin, were authorized to sell for the sum of $100,000, they to receive for their services all they could obtain over and above that amount.