Simms v. Stanton
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Northern California
In Equity. Two suits in equity for alleged infringement of certain copyrights obtained by complainant upon several books written and published by him on the subject of Physiognomy. Injunction against further infringement and damages for past infringment were asked for.
1Opinion of the Court
MORROW, District Judge.
These are two suits in equity, instituted by Joseph Simms. The first is brought against Mary O.' *7Stanton, San Francisco News Company, Argonaut Publishing Company, and Frank M. Pixley, and the second against Mary O. Stanton alone. Both cases were, by consent, heard together, and, in the view I take, a decision in one will cover the other. During the argument a dismissal was filed by complainant as to the Argonaut Publishing Company and Frank M. Pixley. The oh' 'ges in both bills are substantially the same. The complainant «.neges an infringement of certain copyrights…
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