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| + | I think that from Websters letter and what I recollect of the circumstances | ||
of the case that much of the timber (which came down on the | of the case that much of the timber (which came down on the | ||
29 of April and which was passed through the boom between | 29 of April and which was passed through the boom between | ||
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that their timber must have run out into the St Johns loose | that their timber must have run out into the St Johns loose | ||
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S. Cary purchased M Hooper about 400 tons | S. Cary purchased M Hooper about 400 tons | ||
| − | which had passed the boom | + | which had passed the boom then lying on |
the falls for about $75 | the falls for about $75 | ||
| − | This timber[crossed out] was trespass timber | + | This timber[crossed out] was trespass timber & he was permitt- |
ted to pay the boom on an agreement to pay $400 | ted to pay the boom on an agreement to pay $400 | ||
| − | per ton, which | + | per ton, which he afterward refused to do - page 48 |
Timber cut by Tracy ---------------------- 63 | Timber cut by Tracy ---------------------- 63 | ||
Latest revision as of 15:37, 12 August 2020
I think that from Websters letter and what I recollect of the circumstances of the case that much of the timber (which came down on the 29 of April and which was passed through the boom between that time and the 25 of May) would have been lost to the owners had it gone loose into the St Johns as the boom at the mouth of the Aroostook even after it was repaired could not sustain a heavy load of timber. So that had the boom not been on the Aroostook it appears to me beyond question that their timber must have run out into the St Johns loose
[in pencil] S. Cary purchased M Hooper about 400 tons which had passed the boom then lying on the falls for about $75
This timber[crossed out] was trespass timber & he was permitt- ted to pay the boom on an agreement to pay $400 per ton, which he afterward refused to do - page 48
Timber cut by Tracy ---------------------- 63