The record-union., 1891-08-12
DEPARTtlFNT ONE.


N0,yDAy, August 10, 1891.
Admission of James =. McGinniS-On mo-
! tiOn Of Vincent Neaic and presentation of
| license from the Supreme Court OF the State of
/ Nebraska and evidence OF good moral churac-
| t =. ii is orCCred that James s. Mctinnis be
and he is hereby admitted 10 practice rs M
attOrney-at-iiiW in al the courts OF this STAT.
| 7ST-Bolins ". Wright on motion OF
| Wright, ordered that appellant De allowed five
| days within which to file brief respondent
! i've days to reply, cause 10 be thereUpon sub
n.itted.
! Si3-sal6eld ct al. VS.. Suttcr Co L. l.
! ana r. Co.-pursuant % stipulation filed here
! IN, crdered that cause be continued until jan
! i5,7 SO-Paci,ic Rolling NIin Co rs. Te!e-
! graph Hill i. +. Co.-lhere being no points
! and authorities filed ana no appearance it is
| ordered th"t the judgment an@ orders herein
! Appealed from be anu the sane are hereby at-
! iirIned.
! I3.S14-Wadc IS. WaGc-On II otion of Dan
g"'tclG, ordered mat appellant have thitE
/ GaTs within which To lilc rrief, respondent
! thirty days to reply. appellant thirty days
within which t. reply thereto, cause 20 be
/ thcredpOn submitted.
/ 13.766-Cotfey Vs. Qeint ct al Argued by
/ Coliey in psopria persona ior appellant, Qnint
/ Tor reSigOuGtnt, ana submitted.
! Adjourned until o =. Y. tomorrow.
DEPARTMENT. TWO.
MoHDAy. August 10, 1891.
! 13, ,GS4-Fa.Tohi!d vs.. Wall-On motion of
! CGickcr.aC, OGdaled appellant have five days
! further si2nc llom ana after August 3tn III
when 10 tie reply brief.
/ 13,S33-Smith V. Wh;tter-Cause ordered
/ cont.nued Tor the term
l3,Sn4-Bcrry " Woodhead-On motion OF
/ Hesgerty, cause ordered stricken rom tae Cal
! cnuar
13.836-Nartimcr VS.. Nader ct al.-Cause
I OIdJrau submitted UEOil briefs on file.
13,oG4-;iuess VS. The State Inv. and ms.
/ CO: ana \. Meyer-On motion % Dangerfcld,
/ ordered respondent Rave thirty days to file
/ brief appellant twrnty days 10 reply, cause 10
} be there DCn submitted.
! Is, SS6-iTioSt V. Brown ct al.-PuEsuant
fy 4
13,oI5-J. S. Antoneiii ct al VS.. The Board
( OF New City Hail CGmmiSs 0 lers, etc-On mo-
| tiOn OF LanghOrne, it is orCered that John :.
| Kennedy, assignee OF plaintiffs and respond
| cntS. be substituted IN their place ana stead
! herein as plaintiff and respondent. and that
! George Il. SanucrsOn, T.J. l.. smiley and John
! L. burst, respectively Mayor. Auditor and
City and County Attorney OF San Francisco,
anu successors il ONCE to defendants and APP
prllantS, comprising the BOdrG OF New City
Hall Commissioners. DC substituted herein IN
place OF said defendants and appellants. Ar-
| gUcd by Perry for appellants. Langhorne for
| respondent, and submitted.
/ 13,S12- Harrison vs.. Helms ct al.-There
being no briefs or points and authorities on
file and cause not h0 ing been orally argued,
ordered judgment affirmed.
! u, So HriCn vs.. GreCnebaum CT al, etc.
Argued by Young tor appellant, Taylor FOR
respondents
II 81 7-Hasken VS.. Miller ct al.-Motion TO
dismiss appeal; ordered referred to the Secrc-
| taries.
Adjourned.
Richard Hoops, colored, who claims to
have been born III I770, is still living in a
dilapidated little shanty on the Cole
County, Missouri, side Of the Usage River
railroad bridge. He has occupied the
same uninviting quarters for number OF
years. To all outward appearances he is
just the same that he was twenty years
ago. Occasionally he does small jobs of
work, but for the most time he hunts and
fishes, and is very proficient in both the
latter callings. Some people think that
crows are not good to eat, but Uncle diff
fers from them. He considers crow meat
only second to good, fat 'possum.