School Town of Winamac v. Hess

The appellant sued the appellees Hess and Myers as principals, and Gilmore and Cor-bin as sureties, on a bond executed by them to appellant on May 26, 1892, conditioned that Hess and Myers should, as contractors, construct a school building in the town of Winamac for $16,896.60, in all respects according to and in compliance with the terms, stipulations, and specifications of a contract executed by them on the same day to appellant. The defendants Hess and Myers, filed a cross-copaplaint, seeking to recover a judgment against the plaintiff. A trial of the issues resulted in a special finding…