Edmanson v. A. H. Andrews & Co.

This is one of the numerous class of cases in which the verdict of a jury is final; conflicting evidence, and no error in law.

The first matter complained of in the brief of the appellant, is, that the court asked a witness for the appellees who testified to a conversation with one whom he supposed to be the appellant, in the office of the appellant, “ Was he pointed out to you there as being Mr. Edmanson? ” To which the witness replied, “ Yes,-1 believe they told me that was Mr. Edmanson.”

It might be enough to say that the record shows no exception taken to this matter; and the witness…