Meek Coal Co. v. George D. Whitcomb Co.

Opinion op the Court by

Judge Carroll

Affirming.

On April 27, 1907, the appellee, Whitcomb Company, submitted to the appellant coal company a proposition to furnish it a Norwalk Compound Air Compressor for the sum of $2,900, and certain other appliances to be used in connection with the compressor for $857.50, making the total cost of the machinery $3,757.50. The proposition also contained a stipulation that the Whitcomb Company, if the offer was accepted, would send an experienced man to take charge of setting the compressor and making connections thereto free of charge for a term not to exceed…