Milwee v. Waddleton

GILBERT, Circuit Judge.

The defendant in error, who was the plaintiff in the court below, in the spring of 1896 entered into possession of a lot in the town of Juneau, and remained continuously in possession, claiming to own the lot, from that time until June 12, 1914, - when he was ousted by the defendants. The lot was a part of the patented town site of Juneau. The town-site trustee on November 10, 1898, conveyed the lot to the “Pullen heirs” — James H. Pullen, Mary H. Wilson and Thomas R. Wilson. The conveyance was made after a contest between the said grantees and the plaintiff. From the…