Smith v. Barber

By a written contract, appellee agreed to furnish and set up in good working order, for appellants, a plant for the manufacture of ice, of the capacity of three tons daily, the power required to operate it not to exceed five horse. Appellants agreed to furnish the buildings, necessary foundations, woodbrine and outside tanks, power and water, shaftings, hangers and pulleys necessary to transmit power to the compressor, and, during the test trial of the machinery, the power, oil, light, water, other incidentals, and necessary assistance. After it was started, appellee was to furnish an…