Hintze v. Weiss

Hintze and Weiss were subcontractors who furnished doors and finishing lumber used in the construction of a house for Charles Beckwith, on certain lots in Ottawa, Illinois, in pursuance of the purposes of an original contract between said Beckwith, owner of the premises, and Weiss & Wolf, contractors and builders, in which contract Gustave Kneussl was surety for such original contractors. Beckwith knew that materials were being furnished by appellants and gave them directions concerning the manner of making the doors. The bills for materials so furnished amounted to $172.10, and being due and…