Stevens v. Calder

Keid, Chief Justice.

There was involved in this case one simple issue of fact — the location of a land line between plaintiff and defendant. The plaintiff sought to have a true line determined, and to enjoin the defendant from erecting a fence on what plaintiff claimed was his land. There was evidence to support the contem tions of both plaintiff and defendant. Plaintiff gave certain testimony in reference to an iron stake which he contended was located at the original corner, which would determine the line in accordance with a survey and plat made by a certain surveyor. In the single special…