The facts ás established by the petition and answer were:

a — That relators are copartners and architects, and draw plans for public buildings.

6 — That at a meeting of the board of supervisors of Cheboygan county held May 26,1894, by a vote of 16 to 4 relator Pratt was chosen as the architect to furnish and prepare plans for the court house proposed to be erected in said county, after which, and by the unanimous vote of said board, the county clerk was instructed to advertise for bids for the construction of said court house in accordance with the plans and specifications of the relators, said advertisement to be drawn under the supervision of the prosecuting attorney of said county.

c — That on June 19, 1894, an injunction was issued enjoining the issuance of certain bonds authorized by the board of supervisors by resolution adopted May 19, 1894, to be issued and sold for the purpose rof raising money with which to erect a court house in said county; also the execution and delivery of any con-, tract or contracts for the construction of said court house; also the consummation of the purchase of a certain court house site described in said injunction; also the payment of any balance or purchase price unpaid on the purchase of said property; also the borrowing of any sum of money for the payment for said premises; also the issuance of any order or warrant or obligation of said county therefor; also the taking of any other or further steps towards the erection of said court house or the purchase of a court house site.

d — That on July 23, 1894, said injunction was modified so as to permit said board of supervisors to purchase and pay for a court house site, or if already purchased to pay for such site, and to borrow money for that purpose, or, if already borrowed, to issue to evidence said indebtedness the bond, warrant, or other usual obligation issued by counties under similar circumstances.

e — 1That said injunction was served upon both of the relators and on respondents, and as modified was in force when respondents refused to make and countersign respectively the order in favor of relators.

/ — That relators at various times prior to their October session in 1895 had been before said board of supervisors urging the payment of their alleged claim, which said board had always refused to recognize or pay; that at said October session said board having had said plans and specifications, which, after the service of said injunction, had been delivered to the clork of said board, presented before and to it by relators, and having a bill from said relators before it, accepted said plans and specifications and the services of relators, and by a vote of 19 to 2 allowed said bill at the sum of $875, with the further condition that if the county ever used- said plans said $875 should be considered a payment for the same.

g — That after the adjournment of said board of supervisors, said vote allowing said account remaining in full force, relators, through their duly authorized attorneys, demanded of respondents that they issue and deliver to relators such an order or voucher upon the county treasurer as would enable relators to receive and said treasurer to pay on presentation the sum allowed to relators as aforesaid, but that respondents refused to comply with said demand.