Holderman v. Manier

This proceeding was commenced before ■a justice of the peace of Noble county, by John Holderman and Lewis Holderman against Daniel Manier, to recover the possession of a lot of lumber sawed from different kinds of limber, amounting in the aggregate to about eight thousand feet, and of the probable value of $129.

In the circuit court, to which the cause came by appeal, the verdict and judgment were in favor of the defendant.

There was evidence tending to establish the following facts: That in the fall of 1882 the defendant and his son Jacob were residents of,-and the owners of a saw-mill in,…