Williamson v. Powell

The parties herein, on November 28, 1908, made a contract, by which Powell agreed 'to make two wells for Williamson for the price of $2 per foot, the wells “to be made to a depth of 550 feet or to the second stratum of the artesian water, with 12-inch casing, and the balance of the depth tq be made with an 8-inch easing, is to be commenced not later than the 5th of December, 1908, and to be done in a good workmanlike manner and pushed to completion by party of the second part,” and further “to furnish his own fuel oil and to haul same and build derricks and to guarantee "these wells to be…