Doig v. Sutherland
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
This was a suit in equity by William S. Doig against Eugene Sutherland and the John J. Hayes Machine Company for alleged infringements of certain patents relating to machines for nailing boxes.
1Opinion of the Court
TOWNSEND, District Judge.
The patents in suit, Nos. 276,639, dated May 1, 1883, and 342,268, dated May 18, 1886, granted to complainant and one Thomas .L. Smith, relate to a series of devices used in machines for nailing boxes, the great desideratum therein being economy of time. These machines comprise generally a nail pan for receiving the nails, nail ways for conducting them to the cut-outs, a cut-out so arranged as to separate individual nails and place them in the nail chutes, and other devices not necessary to be here considered. The complainant, by his later patent, No. 342,-268,…
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