United States v. Barber Lumber Co.
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Idaho
In Equity. On motion to dismiss.
1Opinion of the Court
DIETRICH, District Judge.
By its bill complainant seeks to have vacated and set aside a large number of patents to timber lands, which it is averred were procured through the operation of a fraudulent conspiracy entered into by the defendants and others; the title to all the lands having, subsequent to patent, been conveyed to the defendant Barber Dumber Company. The bill was filed April 17, 1907. Subpoena issued December 4, 1907, and upon the same day service was made upon the Barber Dumber Company, and upon two of the other defendants. Apparently no effort has been made to procure further…
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