Lamson v. Maryland Casualty Co.

On or about the 26th day of April, 1913, appellants, plaintiffs in the court below, "entered into a written contract with the Dnnphy-Fridstein Company, a Wisconsin corporation engaged in the business of erecting large buildings, for the construction of a “seven-story and basement reinforced concrete and masonry constructed fireproof hotel building (of construction sufficiently strong for two additional stories), to be known, as Hotel Russell-Lamson, to be erected * * * in 'conformity with the drawings and specifications and addenda thereto made by Marshall & Fox, architects (which drawings…