Kellogg Newspaper Co. v. Peterson

This was an action in trover to recover the value of six photogravure printing presses, together with rollers; one office desk and chair, one acid tank, lead lined, one Anson Hardy paper cutter, one office table, five lithograph stones, and six brass rubber tympans, of the alleged value of §2,500. Upon the verdict of a jury judgment was entered in favor of the appellee for $1,250, from which this appeal is prosecuted. There is no controversy over the substantial facts.

It appears that one F. B. Schuchardt was for some years prior to February 26,1892, in the photograph printing business, and…