Smith v. Fowler

Cooke, Sp. J.,

delivered the opinion of the court.

This bill was filed to enforce a mechanic’s and fur-nisher’s lien, for an indebtedness upon a contract al*164leged by the bill 1o have been as follows: “That he, complainant, through his agent, W. F. Fisher, contracted and agreed with W. J. Fowler, the defendant, to furnish two turbine water-wheels, to place them in position and attach one to a saw-mill, and the other to the grist-mill of the defendant, and put them in good running order. The wheels were to be respectively of twenty-four and thirty inches. The twenty-four-inch wheel to be furnished…