Commissioners of Public Instruction v. Fell

Bird, Y. C.

The complainants show that they had entered into a contract for the building of a public school building, and that a balance of about $1,800 due upon the contract remained in their hands, *690and that there was a dispute between the defendants as to which of them was entitled thereto, and asked that they might pay it into court, and that the defendants might settle the matters in dispute between themselves. The money was ordered to be paid into court.

Fell & Baker filed a lien under the act passed March 30th, 1892, and claim that, by virtue of that act, they are entitled to all of said…