George v. Smith
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Southern New York
In Equity. Bill by George H. George and another against George Waldo Smith and another for infringement of a trade-mark. Injunction granted.
1Opinion of the Court
Coxe, District Judge.
The complainants are packers of salmon at Astoria, Oregon. The defendants are wholesale grocers in the city of New York. The controversy relates to the use of the word “Epicure” as a trade-mark for canned salmon. After a careful investigation, which discovered no instance of similar use, the complainants, on the 4th of August, 1885, registered the trade-mark in the patent office. The application was filed July 7, 1885, and stated that the otrade-mark had been used in their business since June 20, 1885. For a few years prior to the latter date the defendants, at intervals…
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