Morse v. Crate

This action was brought to recover for labor and material furnished by appellee upon appellant’s house in process of erection, under a memorandum or agreement as follows:

"October 7, 1890, E. D. 806 Madison Street, House 541 West Van Bnren Street.

Sold 8 Ho. 760 mantels with East Lake frame, brass and nickel plate, C. H. dumping grates, and the choice of tile hearths and facings in the show-room, except the French gray, also 8 dumpers and settings for $344. The above is O.- K.

Signed, E. D. Morse.”

The declaration was the common counts, and the case was tried by the court without a jury, and the…