Warren v. Putnam

The action in these appeals was brought by the Wa/rrens and Ba/rber,, as plaintiffs, against Putnam and Newton, to set aside a tax deed to forty acres of land, which the plaintiffs claimed to own as purchasers from the government, and under which tax deed the defendants claimed to own said lands and were proceeding to cut the timber therefrom. The plaintiffs asked an injunction against the defendants to restrain them from committing waste on the lands during the pendency of the action, and that they be perpetually enjoined from setting up any title to said lands under said tax deed, and for a…