Continental & Commercial Trust & Savings Bank v. Corey Bros. Const. Co.
Opinion
lead Opinion
Corey Bros. Construction Company, a Utah corporation, filed in the court below a bill to foreclose a mechanic’s lien upon an irrigation system, the property of the defendant Big Lost River Irrigation Company, an Idaho corporation. The American Trust & Savings Bank, now the Continental & Commercial Trust & Savings Bank, and Erank H. Jones, both of Illinois, trustees named in a deed of trust relating to bonds issued in connection with such irrigating system, were also made defendants. The Union Portland Cement Company of Utah intervened, and prayed for the foreclosure of a lien for material furnished through the complainant to the Big-Lost River Company.
Other defendants were Nephi and Ephriam Hansen, copartners as Hansen Bros., K. L.’Molen and R. E. Kutler, copartners as Molen & Kutler, J. W. Curd and N. Loss, copartners as Curd & Loss, K. L. Molen and Jesse Molen, copartners as Molen & Molen, David Chamberlain and Thomas Chamberlain, ■ copartners as Chamberlain Bros., Erank Hess, S. H. Walton, F. L. Pinney, William Mooney, and Frank H. Jones, who claimed liens as subcontractors under the complainant.