County of Cook v. Barsaloux

The pleadings on the part of the appellee display considerable originality, but are saved by the stereotyped count for goods sold and delivered.

The appellee proved that he sold and delivered goods to the county, rendered bills, and that the bills were audited and ordered paid by the Board of County Commissioners, as in County of Cook v. Ryan, 51 Ill. App. 190.

He has recovered—why does not appear—-more than $300 less than the amount of the bills so ordered paid.

The parties have made their arguments as to the validity of warrants on the county treasury issued to the appellee, but in the view we…