Braun v. Winans

In October, 1886, an agreement in wilting was made between Winans, as party of the first part, and Braun, as party of the second part, which contained among others, these provisions:

“ First. That the said party of the first part shah and will within thirty days after date, well and sufficiently do all the concrete work needed in making a four-inch floor of Portland cement, sand and gravel in building on Wells street and Chicago avenue, two inches concrete under sleepers and two inches between, all made solid, agreeable to drawings and specifications furnished by L. G. Hallberg, architect, in…