Supreme Court of Minnesota March 5, 1915, Nos. 19,075-(264) (Parker v. E. A. Engler Lumber Co.)

Per Curiam.

The complaint alleged seven causes of action and demanded judgment for $5,-588.69. The first cause of action was to recover an unpaid balance due plaintiff on a written contract by the terms of which plaintiff was to cut, haul and load logs for defendant. The only controversy here was as to the credit defendant was entitled to for a logging camp outfit and supplies furnished plaintiff.