Miller v. Crawford County
Wisconsin Supreme Court
Appeals from judgments of the circuit court for Crawford ■county: G-eo. ClemeNtsoN, Circuit Judge.
1Opinion of the CourtOassoday, C. J.
These two cases are substantially alike, ■and hence are disposed of together.
In the first case the defendant county appeals from a judgment based upon a verdict for $153 in favor of the plaintiff Miller. That case got into the circuit court by virtue of a •notice of appeal given by Charles W. Miller, December 29, 1898, to the county clerk, stating therein that he thereby *212appealed from the decision of the county board of supervisors of the defendant county, disallowing his claim against the county, “ a copy of which claim ” was thereunto attached and thereby made a part of such notice, so…
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