Orlandi

This appeal arises upon the foreclosure of two mechanics’ liens. At the trial the actions were consolidated and a single judgment rendered in favor of plaintiffs. An appeal is taken from that judgment, and also from an order denying the motion for a new trial. Only two questions of any importance are involved.

*373 By the answer of defendant Gray, the owner of the building, it is alleged that the architect,' Bourgeois, was a subcontractor for Pugh & Sons, the original contractors, and that plaintiffs in this action performed the labor and furnished the materials, for which they now Seek a lien, for Bourgeois under his contract, with knowledge of the fact that he was the architect of the building and also a subcontractor. For these reasons it is claimed that the architect’s contract with the original contractors is void, and that the architect’s contract with these plaintiffs is also void. The trial court failed to make a finding of fact upon the issue created by this affirmative matter, and error is now predicated upon that failure. Whatever else may be said upon this contention, we deem it sufficient to say that the subcontract of Bourgeois was attached to the original contract…