Beasley v. Webster

This controversy has its origin, in great part, on the following contract:

“This contract, by and between Wm. H. Webster, of the town and city of Monmouth, county of Warren, State of Illinois, and Charles Wilcox, of the above named place, made this fourteenth day of March, A. I). 1867, to wit: Said Webster, of the first part, agrees to build and complete a dwelling house, as hereafter described and placed on back of said contract; house to be twenty-six by twenty feet, one story of nine feet high; first party to furnish all the material and complete said house (except blinds), and to put on…