Kissinger v. Bean
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Eastern Wisconsin
This was a case [by John P. Kissinger], brought in the state court, the defendants [Irving M. Bean and another], being collector and deputy collector of internal revenue for the district, and removed to the U. S. circuit court, where a motion was made on the part of the government to dissolve an injunction granted in the cause by the state court.
1Opinion of the Court
DYER, District Judge.
In this case the complaint and affidavits annexed, state in substance that the plaintiff is a merchant, doing business in Milwaukee, and is the owner of certain real and personal property; that in 1869, a charter was granted by the legislature of the state of Illinois,. authorizing the organization of a corporation, which corporation was to cany on the business of distilling spirits in the county of Cook, in that state. It is further alleged that in 1872 the entire stock of this corporation, which was known as the "Union Copper Distilling Company, was owned by Anton…
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