Murphy v. Salt Lake City

Plaintiff, hereinafter called appellant, by this action sought to recover from Salt Lake City the sum of $3,510, with interest, which he alleged the city owed him upon a contract for the construction of a bathhouse for said city. The complaint is predicated upon the theory that appellant was wrongfully required to install terra cotta of a particular make in said bathhouse, when he could have obtained terra cotta which would have complied with the specifications and the provisions of the contract; that the arebitect arbitrarily and capriciously refused to examine the terra cotta proposed to be…