Cox v. Groshong
Wisconsin Supreme Court
ERROR to the District Court for Grant county. In April, 1842, Gox commenced a proceeding in forcible detainer against James GfrosTiong and others, before Samuel Tompkins, a justice of the peace in Grant county.
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ERROR to the District Court for Grant county. In April, 1842, Gox commenced a proceeding in forcible detainer against James GfrosTiong and others, before Samuel Tompkins, a justice of the peace in Grant county. The complaint stated that Cox was “the owner and justly entitled to the possession of the undivided one-fourth part of a certain range of lead ore, and a strip or piece of land on each side, running easterly and westerly across the land hereinafter described, and the right of searching and digging for lead ore thereon, situate on the lands now owned by James GrosTiong, Jonathan Craig…
1Opinion of the CourtMiller, J.
This case was commenced under the act to prevent forcible entries and detainers by George II. Gox, against James Grosliong, Jefferson Groshong, and Stone, before a justice of the peace of Grant county. A. verdict and judgment were rendered against the said defendants before the justice, which they removed to the district court of said county, by certiorari, where the said judgment was reversed; upon which decision of the said district court the said Gox sued out a writ of error.
The examination of the record will require us to con- ■ sider such of the exceptions filed in the district court, to…
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