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Lawsuit over Chippewa river navigation blocks
United States Circuit Court case centering on Beef Slough and Chippewa river obstructions. Beef Slough Manufacturing and Chippewa River Improvement entities are accused of building piers booms and a dam to divert logs and water, hindering steamboats and raft navigation for years. Plaintiff seeks removal of obstructions and an injunction while courts weigh state versus federal regulation.
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Beef Island
Round Hill
Chippewa
Mississippi River
Beef Slough Company
Aaid Company
Mississippi River Logging Company
Dnprovement and
Enid
Sang Bay
Mani
Asid River
Chippewa River Improvement and Log Driving Company
Little Falls
Eau Claire
United States
Wisconsin
Congress
Chip
Pews River
Western District
Edward Aeerman Verere
Bunn, J
Minnesota
Ecourt
United States Mail
Union
Congress of the
Lagislature of
Sail Company
Saidg
Asid Company
Anid Chippewa
Supreme Court
Wilson
Blackbird Creek
Delaware
Court of Appeals of
Supreme Court of the United States
Marshall
Gilman
Philadelphia
Wall
Pound
Purck
U.S
Chippewa River
Pound, Harbert & Co
Turck
French, Leonard & Co
Beef Luugh Company
Beef Slough
Sane
Congress Bhall
Hooma
Court of Equity
Burnham
Kempton
N. H
Watson
Sanborn
Mel. & King’s
Eastman Te Manufacturing Company
N. Ed
Irwin Va. Dixon
Remington
Foster
Wis
Willer
Smeaton
Coxe
Delaware and Madson Canal Co
Lawrence
Mohawk
Irwin
Dixon
Equity
Court of Chancery
Circuit
Supreme Courts of
Sind Tor
Damat- Little “Alls
Whisler
Withingon
Olson
Merrill
Pewkeburg
Schulenburg
Alwis
River Improvement, Co
Mangon
Dame
eBrig City
Eriays
Canfield
Moore Ye Sanbeta
Delaware and Hudson Canal Co
Chippews
Rights to float logs on Chippewa river upheld by court ruling
The court held that the public has a right to float logs on the Chippewa and related rivers as a common highway, and that equity cannot bar this use. It favored legislative and legal remedies for abuses, sustaining a demurrer and dismissing the case with costs.
Yale and Weber Attorneys in Winona Move Office
Yale and Weber, attorneys at law, announce relocation to the corner of Second and Center streets in Simpson’s Block. Office contact details reference Thomas Simpson and F. Von Wimpffen, civil engineer and deputy county surveyor, with near Hof House landmark on Third Street.
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Third Street
Hof House
Wwe
H. Yare
MB. Wesser
Second
Center Streets
Simpson & Block
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Winona, Minn
Thomas Simpson
Attorney AT Law
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Architects
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Winqna Minn
Old Reliable
Cummings & Vila