The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1893-10-08

that certain rules De- changed govern
ing the admission q attofaeys o. pra--
tice before ths sap-eme court The
matter of hearing the proPoait.ln was
. postponed
Bryan n Henderson W II X
Searcy. : X. VanV00rhees % Guthrir.
. :. A. Spencer Of Perry aud George B..
Muhl Of saltwater were admitted 90
practice under the rule in vogue.
cAsE r- rHE rZ-EfCESt.
The cases q .. T. Queiu and s. A.
/ Ewing. ex-regents Of the saltwater
Agricultural college. who were served
with writa of mandamas % show cause
why they have not turned over g. ;heir
Successors the books % their respect
i've offices. were next considered. The
court gave each side forty minutes 70
present its case and considered both
cases at the same time. Attorneys
Cunningham. Roberts and Cotteral APP
peared for the defendant Quein and
fled a motion TO quasA the altcrna-
tive writ Of Sandamus in the cases Of
the two ex-regents issued by Judge
Scott Their reasons are as follows.
J.. For that said reported writ is nos an
alternative writ Of maudamu. because
the same doe- not conform % the IaN 200
that IL dos-. NOT nm ia tlc name ot the
territory 81 Oklahoma, Is, rqH,e,l hY
section 1gJ7 statute, % Oklahoma for i..3.
p For that the said process IS not
, signed and authenticated as required by
law
3. For that said process was not in-
dorsed ~ "allowed" hy thc iudga grant
ing It a. required by law.
Z. For that uo valid ruce-s ha. over
b been served on said defendant goo thia
ease.
, =. For that said court has uo iuri~dic-
= ton of the subject matter OF this action.
5 because the same Wa. not commenced as
r required and j. Do; governed by tine .aw
, Of the subject Of mAAlamus which cN-
i,tcd az the date of the passage of tie Or
ganlc Act and wa, begun under aad ty
, virtue Of the statutes of Oklahoma. ap-
proved March Dob. l~Jl
6. For that thc plaintiff has plain and
adequate remedy at law.
b In the preparation Of the mandatory
2 papers, Judge SCOTS clerk failed To-
ign them up properly, and naturally.
J the case Was quashcd ou technical
q grounds a new alternative wri' was
served on the cx-regents last evening
D returnablc December J.
1GiRrrFs TO JUuGE GLEEN.
The afternoon session Of the su
prcme court was taken up in present
ny tributes 20 the ex-chief Justice T.
q Green. Following are the resoiu-
S tions offered by the supreme judge,
and pread on the records OF the court
II is ordered by the supreme Court OF
the territory of Oklahoma that thr fol-
lowing resolutions Dee spread upon th,
- records Of this court.
( The Hon. T.. Il. Green having recently
retired from the bench Of the territory
. after serving In the capacity of Chief jus
ticc for period Of nearly four years. W,
as the Judge, of This court, a- 100 present
constituted, desiring 90 place ou record
I our high appreciation tLc -rrl icr- r.u-
o dcrcd 10 the judiciary uLd territory oI
, oklahoma by the eminent iur,L take
pleasure in stating that Jndg. Grrea has
in all respects filled the high and honor
able position Of chief Justice of oklahoma
iu a manner woll calculated to irfcct
great credit upon tbc bench of oklahoma.
That he las fairly audonrrgrt.cI.ly mri
an Of the many pcrrirNiuF questions
which have so ir.qr utIy bc-.ttH path-
way of the court, and tLat H'- great ofa-
dition and conspicuous legal ability have
illumiued the pages Ut tHe olr.g degi--
ions Of the courts OF OklahJma toau cN-
tent which will greatly assist those fol-
lowing after him.
We also wish 90 testify tp the high poi-
sonal regard which IS entertained toward
him by the present Judge, of ihc COURT
and % congratulate our>cIyc- and the bar
Of Oklahoma that hc W.l continue h..
residence among E- and engage Boo the
practice OF the iaW iu oklahoma, and
that vc will thereby Dee cuaL.od Go ~tUl
pront by the exalted conception with
which an legal questions arc considered
By a mind so peculiarly we'll qualified lu
understand thc law FRASK DALE.
Chief Justice.
EEsOLUrIONs OF the BAR
The bar Of the supreme court pre-
sented the following resolutions:
Whereas the Hon. Edward B. Green.
who has presided over tLc supreme court
o. the territory Of Oklahoma and tho dis
uict courts Of the First judicial district
from the organization 70 the territory un-
til the present time. has retired from thc
benc> by resignation. and given place to
his successor; and
Whereas the member, VI tar bar who
have practiccd bcforc him iu said court,
desire 10 express their appreciation of our
late chief justice, both as % judge and as
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