New River Mineral Co. v. Seeley

McDOWELL, District Judge.

In May, 1898, George M. Seeley, on the law side of the United States circuit court for this district, recovered a judgment for $12,069.37, with interest and costs, against the New River Mineral Company. In June, 1900, the company filed its bill on the equity side of said court, praying that Seeley be restrained from collecting said judgment; and on the same day a temporary injunction was granted. On May 28, 1902, on final hearing, a decree was entered dissolving the injunction, dismissing the bill, awarding Seeley his costs, and providing further: “This decree shall…