Schindler

This is an action to foreclose a mechanic’s lien. The contract was made by plaintiff with Annie and Maggie Green, daughters of the defendants, and who lived on 'the premises with the parents, defendants. The work consisted of doing the carpenter work in making alterations and adding two rooms to the house in which the defendants lived—one room as basement, twelve by sixteen, and one room above, twelve by sixteen, and a front porch six by sixteen feet. The plastering was. done under another contract, by another party, with which plaintiff had nothing to do. There were no regular plans and specifications, or specifications as to where the doors or windows should be placed, the contract providing that there should be not to exceed six doors and not to exceed ten windows, and the new structure to be built uniformly with the old, to which it was to be an addition; to be plain, at the cost of $403.50 for all material and carpenter work. There were two windows, put in the basement part in front, but they were not set directly under the two windows in the front .of the upper story. The plaintiff .'claimed to have finished his contract and done all that he was required to do thereunder.…