Newhouse v. Morgan

The allegations of the appellee’s complaint are, in substance, these: That on the 30th day of September, 1886, the appellant entered into a contract with William Comley, wherein the latter undertook to erect a dwelling-house upon a lot owned by the former; that on the same day the appellee contracted with Comley to furnish the material for the wood-work of the house; that the appellee did furnish materials under the contract to the value of four hundred and twenty-two dollars; that at the time of furnishing the materials he notified the appellant that he was furnishing them to Comley, and…