U.S, Commissioner's Court on Wednesday the hearing was continued of the case of Joel H. Black, J..M. Wilson and J. V. Latimer under the firm name of Black, Wilson & Ca., plaintiffs v. the Margaret Williamson Hospital.
The plaintiffs alleged that during May, 1925, at the request of the defendant, architect's services were given by them in forming and draw: ing preliminary plans, and sketches and in making estimates for the erection of a dormitory for the fendants. According to the complaint these plans were delivered to the defendants on or about May 25, 1925 and the plaintiffs sought for judgment in the court of U.S$330 for their services, together with terest and costs in the case.
Messrs. Fleming and Allman represented the plaintiffs and Messrs, Davies and Bryan the defendants.
Testimony was taken at Wednesday's session of Mfr. Wilson, and Mr. Latimer, partners in the firm, the} latter being also business manager and secretary-treasurer. Convers: ations alleged to have taken pla between Mr, Wilson and Dr, Josephine Lowney, representing the hospital, in which the latter roques oda hasty drawing up of plans in order that she might take them to] America to report before the mission board, were introduced as evidence by the plaintiff.
Defendant in counter testimony) declared that she had called upon Mr. Black and had asked for building, which was given to her 13 U.S.$40,000. She had not received actual plans and evidence of this was introduced by the counsel for the defence in a letter write by witness from America November in which it was stated "I
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