Holliday v. Brown

Maxwell, Ch. J.

A motion for a rehearing has been filed in this case, accompanied with very full and elaborate briefs. The principal ground upon which a rehearing is sought is that the service of summons on Jane Holliday in the former suit was sufficient and we are referred to the case of Palmer v. Belcher, 21 Neb., 58, to support that proposition. In that case the return was, “ On the 23d day of August, 1884,1 served the same on the within named defendant, H. J. Palmer, by leaving a copy of the within summons with George Palmer, and by him, the said George Palmer, in my presence at the time…