Diamond State Iron Co. v. Goldie
Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Delaware. This was a suit in equity hy William G-oldie and others against the Diamond State Iron Company and others for alleged infringement of certain patents relating to railroad spikes and spike machines. The circuit court rendered a decree iu favor of complainants (81 Fed. 173), and the defendants have appealed.
1Opinion of the Court
KIRKPATRICK, District" Judge.
The bill in this cause was filed for the alleged infringement of three patents, all granted to William Goldie, the complainant below, — the first, No. 394,113, dated December 4, 1888, for an improvement in railroad spikes; the second, No. 413.341, dated October 22, 1889, for a spike-cutting machine; and the third, No. 413,312, dated October 22, 1889, for a method of pointing spikes. The matter coming on to be heard before Ms honor, Judge Acheson, the validity of the patents No. 394,113 and No. 413,341 was decreed, and the defendants declared to be infringers, and…
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