The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1901-06-30
Supreme Court Refuses to Consider
Application for Writ to Gust
Crenshaw.
FILED ON kEMAMoRE's BEHALF.
Beer Inspector Appointed When
Senate Was Not in SessiOn-MO-
ton for Rehearing in Amend
.ment Case Overruled.
REPuBLIc SPECIAL.

SPECIAL.
Jefferson City. June 29.-The Supreme
Court met In banc and in both divisions this
morning. for the last time during the April
term. Court In bnnc and division No. ! de-
live-ed opinions, and division No. 2 passed
on two motions.
c. Nj. Napton of st. Louis appeared be-
for the court in banc and asked for a writ
OF quo warranto against State Beer In
spector G. c. Crenshaw. The petition was
filed on behalf of George r. Kenamore,
who held the Office under Governor Steph-
ems The court retired to consider the De-
tiuon. and In a few minutes returned and
denied the writ.
The writ Of certiorari asked for yesterday
by the attorneys for Thomas b. Macaulay of
Kansas City against Judges John Henry
ana w. Il. Teasdale of the jackson County
Court was also denied. and the election con-
test proceedings over the ONCE of Police
Judge. which Macau!ay now holds. will pro-
reed without interruption from the Supreme
Coui:.
Judge Frank N. Estes OF St. Louis ap-
peared to-day. and made an effort to get
the court to change the order affecting the
sale OF the Yore property. which Is now
upon the petition OF Morton Jourdan a few
days ago. The court declined to make any
change In the order issued by Judge CAN'T
IN MANNERS. and the property cannot be
soId this summer.
The court overruled General Crows mo-
ton for rehcaring in the Third Amendment
Is established SO far as the Missouri Su-
preme Court Is concerned, and the only
course left for the friends Of the amend
Court. The Attorney General has not vet
taken steps to perfect his appeal.
Division No. 4.
OPINIONS.
di'iOnal'y; De L1''s: y t.heriy: Affirmed
ov.iTuied: Psrney ". 2e:.cn So. motion aor for re2 nehear:
i,s,a;ins Company: %osisn g %osify iua sasSi
and to transfer 70 Court In Bane: oyerruled.
q; seesli.nts motion 70 tax cost Tor printing
E fsss.ri Ssn: ev. sni ,ad{ 6Isss M ~od, Ms,;I mS'i 2; e.
mcsson for r.Sear,ns overraleS. Wssn: st a N
Scott: motion for rehe.rins overruIed. schmidt
for rehe.ins ovsrfuicd. Hamburger vs.. RinSei:
dsrsoa; molten Tor sehssTins orerraisd. Reid fs ".
Carroll: Judgment sn.rmsd on stipulation.
Adjourned to Court In Course.
Divisi0n No. 2.
Smith vs. Stephens: option modified as to in
'e Hsss snd taxes az r sns m1 1.s.. fer re9 Ss . denied
Adjourned to Court In Course.
Supreme Court In Base.
OPINIONS:
ss.s. E. rel. Basket. vs.. woed.On. order
state ex rel: Yates vs.. Crittendsn: writ denied.
state ex rel Miller W.. NJ. X. q T. Ry.: af- |
stats es re-, Ailler vs. BoonviIle Bridge Com
STATE STAT. t z. RI RI. A wilton y, "! s'i S:sill ssa'~ a:s.r..a
Albrisht vs. Fisher: separate opinion nled.
Valiant. j.:
awarded JUN
Edw. f. Yates rs. Crittsncen: writ Of man |
Orders |
70 transfer to st. Louis cOur, Of A:a;.is SIS
serthoid vs. Hoiiiidsy-K. 1. q L. Co.: same
LOUIS Court Of Appeal. sustained.
to s. a9%.as to vs. K. As.a. tSa1, c e %SS.;,: "0 sSsa
CITY Court Of Apr.sis sustained.
Waters VS.. Kansas City: same eatry:
tion to transfer to Kansas City Court Of Appeals
Turner vs.. Overall; motion to transfer to st.
Lo1i. Court ct Appeals ovsrruled.
ccs orTis az "" ". K E.%s city: motion to advance
sustained and set In banc.
Young W. Oliver: motion to tax cost OF print
Ing overruled. |
Russell vs.. Croy: molten for rehearing over
ruled. |
Holmes VS.. Croy: Sane entry. |
Weller vs.. c.. N. q 81. +. Ry.: same entry. |
Benton County VI. Morgan: motion to modify
judgment overrulcd. l
Chestnut Va. Singleton: motion to affirm sus-
tained. l
Frs. VI. w,l'sn: same entry a.,,x. .,,,,,,,,o,
for certiorari denied.
Alexander vs.. Kansas City. PittshurE and Gulf
Railway: appeal dismissed by appellant.
Adjourned TO court in course. /