Sadler v. Glenn

This is a contest between P. W. Sadler and certain materialmen for moneys paid into court by way of inter-pleader by Arthur M. "White, who erected a building in the city of Jackson, and interpleaded the parties to this appeal in court upon the contract price, less amounts required to completé the contract after it was abandoned by the contractor.

Arthur M. White owned a lot in the city of Jackson, upon which he desired to erect a residence and garage. He contracted with W. S. Glenn, a contractor, to build and equip the house, this to be a “lock and key” job, for the sum of $4300. The…