Sohl v. Geisendorf

This is an- application for an injunction, enjoining the defendants from using a trade mark, which plaintiffs-claim belongs to them.

It appears from the affidavits filed, that in 1859 James L. & Walter N. Evans were partners and millers at Noblesville, and employed one Roberts, of New York city, to get them.) up a brand or trade mark with which to mark a certain grade of flour which they manufactured. Roberts got up one, some of the distinctive features of which were the words, “ White Rose Mills,” “ Snowflake,” a double row, and the Word “ Family ” — -and perhaps “ Flour ” — -which the…