Additional defendants: Board of Education of the Memphis City Schools, Hartford Accident & Indemnity Co., City of Memphis. Buffaloe was a subcontractor for J. Walter Jones, working n the Richmond School in Memphis. Buffaloe sued, claiming $2598.20 worth of work was never paid for. J. Walter Jones went bankrupt, so Buffaloe had to sue the City, the School Board, and the insurance company that held the bond for the work. Includes published Statement of the Case.

Additional defendants: Luke Connable, Joseph M. Connable.

Additional defendants: B. F. Hopkins, Minter Parker, trustee, Annie H. Hill and William H. Hill, H. Bensdorf, trustee, and the American Building & Loan Association. Exhibits include receipts, certificates, Northwestern Reporter publication, and two volumes of constitution and bylaws for the A. O. U. W. Grand Lodge

The plaintiffs and defendants in this case are in dispute as to whether or not contractors had complied with their contracts and whether they were entitled to further pay for work and labor and materials funded in said contract. The contractors where hired to build a building on a lot in Shelby County. It appears that it was not completed as specified and inferior work was done. In particular there were problems with plumbing and ventilation.

Complainant claims that the defendant entered into a Written contract with Chickasaw Hotel Company to construct a hotel building upon said lot. Thereafter, C.B. Barker Construction Company did execute a contract with this complainant as a sub-contractor whereby this complainant was to do the plastering, metal lathing, and corner beads on said Chisca Hotel. The complainant fully preformed said contract but defendant did not pay for the labor and materials.

Arnold contracted with Oman to build a house for him for $15,000. Oman charged with unreasonable delays & poor workmanship. Arnold had to pay additional $3,000 to complete the home & correct poor construction. He sued to recoup lost funds. Contract also allowed deductions for failure to complete project on time. Oman attributed delay to slow work on part of Brinton's Stone Quarry at Thornbury, Chester, PA. George Oman listed as son of John Oman, was foreman & superintendent of the work.

Additional Defendants: L. B. Lesh, H. M. Neely, J. T. Fargason, Jesse G. Falls, and Mary Fargason Falls. Olson and Lesh were partners in a construction firm contracted (along with plaintiff) to do repairs on a building owned by the other defendants. Page count does not include published materials.

Plaintiff claimed that defendants owed him money for construction of a house for defendants. House was located in Memphis.

The plaintiffs agreed to furnish defendants with granite for a job which the defendants stopped without paying for the full amount.

The plaintiff was a subcontractor under the defendant. The defendant owes the plaintiff for labor and material provided. 2 folders.

James L. Alcorn was running for Governor at the time of the charge.

Additional defendants listed as S. Dexan, R.D. Newport, George Reynolds, A.E. Meriwether, A.S. Carpenter trading as A.S. Carpenter and Company; the Tennessee Brick Manufacturing Company; and L. Betts, Charles Bradford, and Fred Burnett. Contract was for renovations to a home owned by Lowenstein location on Shelby Street.

Additional defendants: Joseph Tagg.

debate on monthly salary based on contract with employer; claims he's owed $97.93 for selling $1175.75 worth of goods. 3 receipt books of sold goods