Whiting v. Graves
U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Massachusetts
[This was a bill in equity by George A. S. Whiting against John A. S. Graves and others for the alleged infringement of letters patent No. 176,036, granted to E. L. Howard April 25, 1876.]
1Opinion of the Court
SHEPLEY, Circuit Judge.
The complainant, being about to start a factory for the manufacture of fancy dry goods, employed Elijah L. Howard as a machinist, at a salary of twenty-one dollars a week. The complainant states the employment as follows: “I also engaged a machinist, whose duties were the making and keeping in order of ruffling, niching, and fluting machines, and all attachments or machinery required for the manufacturing of any goods which might be necessary to be made.” Complainant, however, on being interrogated as to what information he communicated to Howard, as to the duties and…
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