King v. Downey

Appellee Downey contracted with a township trustee to build a schoolhouse, and executed a bond to the trustee, with his co-appellees as sureties, conditioned that if he performed the agreements in the contract, and should complete the work according to the drawings and specifications, and pay for all labor and materials used in connection therewith, as provided in the contract, the bond to be void; otherwise, in .force. Appellants furnished, at Downey’s request, materials which were used in the building, and delivered the material, because of the bond, which material was paid for except a…