Craig v. Michigan Lubricator Co.

SAGE, District Judge.

This appeal is from a decree dismissing bill for alleged infringement of letters patent Ho. 398,583, issued to W. H. Craig, February 29, 1889, for an improvement in steam-engine lubricators. See 72 Fed. 173.

The defendants are the Michigan Lubricator Company and Frank W. Marvin, as its president and individually. By stipulation, Max Uathan was made a party complainant, because of certain rights held by him under the patent. The suit was not pressed against Marvin, and no appeal was taken :from the dismissal of the bill as to him. The bill, which is in the usual form,…