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

Dispute over work and labor not performed.

Additional plaintiffs: J. W. Clapp. Additional defendants: Madge D. Bates, wife of F. L. Bates. 3 folders. Exhibits include receipts.

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.

The defendant originally sued for services, under contract, that he was not paid for by the defendant.

The plaintiff was hired by the defendant to move several houses from one location in Memphis to another.

Contract for manufacturing and furnishing materials for steel work in power station Exhibit J and K: telegrams from Ford, Bacon and Davis Engineers. 2 folders.

Other defendants: T. J. Douglass (husband of Ora); Joseph H. Lyles; Stanley H. Trezevant; Bank of Commerce and Trust, trustee for Perel and Lowenstein; Harry Bauer. Douglass's had plaintiff do $1450 worth of plumbing work on property, but had only paid $500. Property was sold before plaintiff could collect. Plaintiff suing current and past property owners to collect debt.

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

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

Hulsey sued claiming that J. W. Hull Plumbing & Heating Company owed them $1266.00 for installation of two Kleen Heat Oil Burners in the Myalveron Apartments in Tampa, Florida.

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.

In 1808 the General Assembly of Tennessee passed legislation that amended the charter of the city of Memphis. It's effect was that the owner of the property adjoining any street or alley had to bear the costs of paving it. In 1867, the city contracted Taylor McBean & Co to pave the entire way from Front Street to the Memphis & Charleston R. R. bridge in addition to Madison Street, now Madison Avenue. When the work was done Hunt and other property owners did not pay for the work, so the plaintiff sued.

Additional defendants: Joseph Tagg.

Complainant firm comprised of: W. E. Cook, E. C. Cook. Other defendants: J. T. Walsh; Anthony Walsh.