Chambers-Bering-Quinlan Co. v. Faries
U.S. Circuit Court for the Southern District of Illnois
TMs was a bill in equity by tbe Obambers-Bering-Quinlan Company against Robert Faries to restrain infringement of a patent.
1Opinion of the Court
ALLEN, District Judge.
This suit is based on patents No. 230,-604, to Barnes, dated August 3, 1880, and No. 259,677, to Faries, dated June 20, 1882. Infringement is alleged in respect to tbe second, fourth, sixth, and seventh claims of No. 230,604, and the second claim of No. 259,677. Both of these patents relate to machines for forming interlocking eyes in wires or wire chains for operating the seeding devices in check-row corn planters. The eyes not only form the wire into a chain having long links, but they are so formed that each eye is of a size sufficient to operate an arm of the seeding…
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