Gans v. Harmison

Cole, J\

I. This cause was tried by a jury at the September term, 1876, of Ean Claire circuit, and a verdict rendered for the plaintiff, on which judgment was immediately entered. November 2'3d, the costs were taxed and inserted in the judgment, and, on the defendant’s motion, a stay of proceedings was granted for sixty days, to enable him to move for a new trial. At the last day of the term, the court granted a further order, as of the term, for the plaintiff to show cause why the judgment should not be set aside and a new trial had, which motion, by consent of parties, was set for hearing at…