The Cheyenne daily leader. [volume] (Cheyenne, Wyo.) 1870-1884, 1880-07-21
THE SUPREME oURF.

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joarnment; present, Chief Justice Sc.
nsr and Associate Justices BlziT and
Peck
On motion Of Hon. C. n. Pottsr. J.
C. Baird. an attorney Of the district
eourt for the First judicial district
was admitted 10 practice in the supreme
court.
Wyoming National bank, plaintiff
in error vs.. Thos. J. Dayton, defend
ant in error. The Judgment Of the
supreme court Of Wyoming having
bean reversed by the United states su-
prems court, and the case remanded,
with instructions 10 require the jndg-
ment Of the court Of original jurisdic-
ton 70 be set asids and n new trial
granted. effect was accordingly given TO
the ordens.
Z. Magic, plaintiff In error, VI. T.
w. Rutledge. defendant in error. The
appeal in the United States supreme
court having been dismissed for want
Of Jurisdiction, this court orders that a
writ Of procedendo issue 10 the First
district court, authorizing said court to
proceed and enforce its judgment.
o. North and l.. Newman, assignees,
plaintiff In error. VI. VIM Mcdonald
and Harvey Booth, defendants In er-
ror. The United States supreme court
having affirmed the Judgment Of the
supreme court Of Wyoming. 1t Is order
ed by this court that a writ Of proce-
deado be issued TO the district court for
the Second judicial district, authoriz-
ing said court TO proceed and enforce
its Judgment.
The account Of Gustaye Schnitger,
United States marshal, q approved.
d. +. Woods and Amos Mosher,
assignees. plaintiff in error. vs.. The
billiard iume and lumber company, on
motion to amerce the sheriff. Geo. w.
| Pepper, defendant In error. Leave
given counsel for plaintiff in error TO
withdraw transcript for amendment.
The court ordered the following
changes In the rules Of the supreme
court Of Wyoming:
Rules IA and II to be abolished.
Rule 10 to be numbered IA.
Rule O shall hereafter read and be as
follows: "No Ease will be considered by
this court until printed copies OF the
briefs Of attorneys on both sides shall
be presented to the court, or II either
side neglects or refuses to furnish q
copy Of his brief, the case will be heard
and determined upon the one pre-
sented."
Rule z shall hereafter read and be as
follows: ".The appellant shall In all
cases cause the transcript TO DO PACED
and the lines Of each page 10 be num-
bered. The appellant, IS also the ap-
pellee, where he shall assign cross er-
rors, shall in his brief refer specifically
TO the printed record by page for any
and every matter relied upon as err
ror."
Rule 10: The error book and appeal
book shall hereafter be printed by the
plaintiff In error, or appellant. The
reasonable cost OF the printing shall be
taxed 10 the prevailing party.
No case will hereafter be heard until
the appellant, as the plaintiff In error,
shall deliver to the clerk fourteen print
ed copies Of an abstract Of 80 much Of
the record rs Is necessary for a full I'M
Outstanding Of all the questions pre-
sented to this court for decision; OF
which copies six shall be for the court,
two for the adverse party, two for the
territorial library; two for the reporter,
and two 10 remain with the clerk; said
copies TO DO delivered TO the clerk by the
plaintiff In q writ OF error within thirty
days from the issuance Of the writ; by
the petitioner in error within twenty
days after filing OF the petition, and
by the appellant within seven months
after filing the notice OF appeal. II the
appellee, or defendant In error, shall
deem the abstract OF the appellant oil
plaintiff In error imperfect, he may,
within ten days after the delivery OF
said copies to the clerk, deliver to the
latter fourteen printed copies Of such
further or additional abstract rs he
shall deem necessary to a full under
standing of the questions presented 10