Evening star., 1907-11-13
THE COURT RECORD,
United States Supreme Court.

United States Supreme Court.
Wednesday, November 13 1907.
Present: The Chief Justice, Mr. JUS
tice Harlan, Mr.. Justice Brewer. Mr.. JUS
tice White. Mr.. Justice Peckham, Mr
Justice Mckenna, Mr.. Justice Holmes, Mr.
Justice Day and Mr.. Justice Moody:
Hanson c. Coke of New York city and
Robert T. Lang of Washington, Il. T.,
were admitted to practice.
No. 81. George c. Rankin, receiver. &c,
plaintiff in error. agt. the Clly National
Bank of Kansas City. Mo: argument
continued by Mr.. John y. Eaton Ior the
defendant in error and concluded by Mr..
G. b. Ames for the plaintiff in error.
Monday, November II, 1907.
Present: The Chief Justice, Mr.. JUS
tice Harlan. MIR. Justice Brewer. Mr.. JUS
tice White, Mr.. Justice Peckham, Mr.
Justice Nick emma, Mr.. Justice tioImes, Mr..
Justice Day and Mr.. Justice moody.
James M. Townsend of New ork city
and Edward Maher of Chicago, H., were
admitted TO practice.
No 2i Grace \. Leathc, executrix OF
Samuel II. Leathe deceased. piainuT IN
error, agt. EDWARD l.. Thomas; in error
to the supreme court ol the state OF
illinois; dismissed Tor the want of juris-
uiction, opinion by Nj. Justice Holmes;
dissenting, Mr.. Justice Harlan and Mr.
Justice Day.
No. l6s. James II. Chapman, trustee.
peal from the United States circuit court
of appeals for the seventh circuit; dis
missed for the want of jurisdiction, opin-
ion Ry Mr.. Chief Justice Fuller.
The chief justice announced that the
court will take ID recess from Monday. the
18th instant to Monday, Uecemper =
next
The Chief Justice also announced the
following orders OF the court:
No. 500, The United States. plaintiff in
Al / .jy1 tr>tl lI,r
and claimant. etc: motions to dismiss or
affirm postponed 10 the hearing .; the
cause on It's merits.
No. 4Si. E.rie Railroad Company. pc
uhoner. ag'. Mary T.. Kane, administra-
trlX. etc. petition for writ of certlorari
10 the United States circuit court OF
appeals for the sixth circuit denied.
NO. 30 {. b. Boyett ct al, Plaintiffs in
error, agt- the UnlLed States, in error to
the district court of the United States for
the eastern district of Arkansas; per
curlam. judgment reversed and cause re-
manded with II direction to sustain the
motion in arrest of Judgment on the
authority of hodges ast. United States,
No. II. William Couture. jr. plaintiff
in error, agt. The United States: IN error
20 the district court of the United States
Tor the western district of Wisconsin
per curlam: judgment affirmed; Unlteu
states agt. Rickerl, lSs L. S. 432; Mchay
ast. kalyton, 2U4 u. s, ass.
NO $40. The United States. plaintiff in
error, a3t Edward >. Thayer: Inouon to
advance submitted by Mr.. Attorney Cen
erhi Bonaparte for the plaintiff IN error.
NO. 81. Charles T. Cherry, receiver etc
Piantlr IN error agt. the City Nationa!
Bank OF Kansas City, Mo. appearance o.
george /. Rdnkln. successor to Charles
l. tncify as receiver, as the plaintiff in
error herein, filed and entered, per stipu-
iatIon of counsel and on motion of Mr.
[ \ for t1f. lot,
rOF. ...-..
No. 80. St. Paul. MINNEAPOLIS and
Manitoba hallway Company ct al. plain
TN IN error. a2t. The state of Minnesota
* rel. city of ainneapoiis motion to ad-
vance 10 he heard after No ~ submitted
Dy Mr. Frank Healy for the defendant IN
error.
No, AZ. Arnold LoUshheim & Co. ct al,
petitioners, agt. James Watson Boyd. Pc
LLj'on Tor u writ of CrrtiurJri to the
United States circuit court OF appeals for
the iittn circuit submitted By MI Frank
j. Hogan in behalf of Mr. A. c. irendcr-
sast for the petitioners
No. l9l Estiil county, Kentucky peti-
toner. agt. Talton E:nbGy: petition for Il
writ of ccrtiorarl to the United States cir
cult court of appeals for the sixth circuit
submitted by Mr. chares W. Friend for
tne petitioner, and by MI. Harry l.. Cor
don for the respondent.
No. -. Original, TX parte. In the matter
" L diCIS JNtiS'HDtIS ana, IGHEel Gal
lagher, petitioners; and
No -. Original EN- parte. In the mat
ter of Joseph konrad, individually and IS
administrator of Paul Planovsky, de-
ceased petitioner Motions for leave to
lie petitions for W-ils of man3anus sub
mitteI by Mr.. Roger Foster for the peti-
toners.
No. SEQ The N9w York Continental
Jewell Filtration Company. plaintiff in ell
'or, ,agt. Mar r. Wynkoop, motion TO
dismiss submitted by Mr., +. z. sherri.l
md AIr. Charles A Douglas in support OF
motion. and BY Mr.. James H. Hayden in
opposition thereto.
No. 401. Great Northern Railway Com
panE. petitioner agJ. the United States;
patltion for Il writ Of certiCrari 10 the
United States circuit court of appeals for
the eighth circuit submitted by Mr. A. B.
Browne, MIR W r BeDD and Mr. G. S
Albert for the petitioner. and by Mr. AS
sistant to the Attorney General Purdy TO,
he respondent.
No. l4G Henry T. Anderson. aDpelIant
igt. Andrew j. Zarng; appeal from the
supreme court of The FeIritorv OF Okla
homa: dismissed with costs on motion If
r0Unse! FOR the appellant, and mandate
granted.
No. A. Tha tinted States, anne!Ia,t
agt. Il. p. Andrews q Co: 1rgI1nlenr ,no
''}udsd by Mr.. Assistant Attorney General
Van Orsdei for the appellant, and cause
submitted by Mr.. \. 4. Hochiina, jr., for
The appellees
No. 20. Thomas Polk ct al agt. Mutual
Reserve Fund Life Association of New
York ct al: argument commenced by Mr..
William Hepburn RusseI for Polk ct al,
continued by Mr.. Frank H. Platt for the
Mutual Reserve Fund Life Association ct
;rl., and, concluded by Mr William Hep
burn Russell for Polk ct al
No. % Oregon Short Line Railroad
COMPANY. plaintiff in error, ,ast. AIDA Nj
ManU3, for herself. etc; submitted by Mr.
n nj n