Reynolds v. Cole

This is an action of contract. The declaration contains six counts. The first count is upon a written contract for the construction of nine holes of an eighteen-hole golf course at Lenox. By this contract the plaintiffs were to install a suitable water system and to supply water for each tee and green with galvanized iron pipes. It was admitted by the plaintiffs that they furnished galvanized steel pipes and that steel pipes for the nine holes would cost $700 to $1,000 less than iron pipes. One of the plaintiffs testified that galvanized iron *284has a longer life than galvanized steel. He was…