Crowley v. Underleak , 33 Minn. 197 ( 1885 )

By the Court.

The controversy is as to the true location, with reference to the United States survey, of the boundary line between certain subdivisions of a section of land. The determination depends upon the location of monuments established by the government survey in 1856. There is a substantial conflict in the evidence, and, after a careful consideration of it, we find no sufficient reason for setting aside the determination of the jury, sanctioned by the trial court.

Order affirmed.