Supreme Court of Minnesota January 25, 1907, Nos. 14,982—(76) (Edwards v. Morley)
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United States · · · 25-01-1907
PER CURIAM.
This action was brought to have the boundary between the land of the-parties ascertained. The controvery turned on the location of the government corner. The court found that it was lost and fixed a boundary line-which made an equitable division of the land. The evidence was conflicting, and we find no reasons for reversing the order.
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