Louisiana Court of Appeal May 22, 1928, No. 2501 (Warren v. Frost-Johnson Lbr. Co.)

ODOM, J.

The defendant company employed plaintiff to cut and haul the timber on a certain tract of land at an agreed price of $4.75 per thousand feet.

There is no substantial disagreement between the parties as to the number and size of the logs cut and hauled, but plaintiff contends that the timber was to be scaled with what is known as the “Scribner-Doyle” stick or by the standard rule adopted