Legal Opinion
Odell v. Stout
United States Circuit Court
Decided October 15, 1884PublishedCited by 10 opinions
In Equity.
1Opinion of the CourtSage, J.
Letters patent No. 250,934, for an improvement in roller-mills for crushing or grinding grain, middlings, and other material, were issued December 13, 1881, and reissued (No. 10,139) June 22, 1882, to the complainant Odell, who, (with the Stillwell & Bierce Manufacturing Company, his licensees,) sues for infringement. The object of the invention is stated in the specification to be to adjust the outer crushing or grinding rolls to or from the inner ones, and simultaneously to open or close the spouts or channels which control the discharge of-grain from the hopper to the feed rolls.
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