The Washington herald., 1907-01-29
DAILY COURT RECORD.


Supreme Court of the United States.
Present: The Chief Justice Sir. Justice Harlan.
Mr. Justice Brewer Mr.. Justice White. Mr.. Justice
Peckham. Mr.. Justice McKeuna. Dir. Justice Holmes,
Mr. Justice Day. and Mr.. Justice Moody.
John NJ, Seaton Of Atlanta Ga. Hugh K Wag-
ner, Of st. Louis. Mo-: A. C. Titus, Of Madison,
Wis; Francis Fisher Kane. gof Philadelphia, Pa;
John Hubert Nee. Of san Francisco. Cal; Will
lam Byrd Of New York City; Hugh n Tate, Of
Mouistown Tenn and George E. Sullivan, Of
Washington. .. c.. we're admitted 10 practice.
No. 20. The State Of Montana eN rel Charles
s. Haire. plaintiff in error vs.. James H. Rice, State
treasurer in error to the Supreme Court Of the
State Of Montana; Judgment affirmed. with costs.
Opinion by M Justice Moody.
No. lls. Merchants Heat aud Light Company.
plaintiff IN error, james 3. Glow & Sons: in
error 70 the Circuit Court Of the United states for
the Northern District Of Illinois: Judgment az
hrmed, with costs and interest. Opinion b. Mr.,
Justice Holmes. Dissenting. Mr.. Justice Brewer,
Mr.. Justice Peckham. and Mr.. Justice Day.
The Chief Justice announced the following orders
Of the court:
No. toriginaD. TX parte: In the matter OF
William O'Goman. j.. petitioner motion foT leave
to hle petition for writ II mandamus granted and
rule to show cause awarded, retumable in ten days.
No. $685. Thomas NJ. Fields. plaintiff in and
petitioner. &c. vs.. The United States: motion to
dismiss and application for a writ Of oertioTaTi
postponed 70 the hearing Of the its merits
No, iy5. Henry Winters 81 al, appellants IS.
The United States Motion 10 advance granted and
cause assigned for argument on the second Monday
Of the next term October 81 after the already
set down fer that day
No. 55l. IaTy sherman NIcCalum, petitioner vs..
Phillips l. Goldsb0rolgh. collector. &c Petition
for writ Of osriorar to the United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals f0r the Fourth circuit denied
ls -4rm affa San rsaIIs rF
The United States. Appeal from the District Court
q the United States fer the Northern District Of
California Decree affirmed.
The Chief Justice also announced that the court
wih take a recess from Monday. February 4. 70
Monday, February 3
No. $50 The United States. appellant. vs. Conrad
Heinszen Co. Advanced and assigned for afgu-
mcnt on Monday. April s. next. after the cases
already set down for that day. on motion Of Mr..
/ Solicitor General Hoyt for appellant.
No. p Original. The United States Of America
complainant, John T. Ship e. al. Leave
granted TO Tie hTid IN opposition 20 suggestions u
Attorney General 20 taking testimony on motion
q AR Solicitor General Hoyt in behalf Of counsel
foF the defendants.
No. 553. Tho Philadelphia end Reading Railway
Company, petitioner ". Julia kiUtt. &c. Petition
Tor wit Of criorar 20 the United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals Tor the Third Circit submitted by
MF. John g. Lamb fer the petitioner and Uy Sir
Francis Fisher Kane for the respondent
No. Nl Horace j. Brown et al. petitioners vs.
Robert Henry Lauyun e al. Petition for a writ Of
clTtiGrau 90 the United States Circuit Court q
Appeals for the Eighth Circuit submitted by Mr.
Francis NJ. Phelps and Nr. Douglas Dyrez;1rth Tor
the petitioners.
No 81 Boston and AIaino Railroad petitioner.
W John 81. GUrkey. petition for a Wit Of CeriCTan
20 the United States Circuit Court Of APPEALS for the
second circuit submitted by Mr. George B. Young
and Dir. Edgar J. Rich for the petitioner
No Original tx par1e. H. the matter Of
Harrison. B0ntn. petitioner. motion for leave 90
rc petitiua for wit Of habeas corpls and % pro-
eed iu foma uaupers submitted By Dir A b.
Browne 81, behalf 81 counsel
No. l95. William r. kcssler ys. George s Fl
died. submitted by Mr. r. 5. Taylor fo- kesslel.
and by Air. e. g. Linthium for Eldrd
No 556 Katharine Todd stears 81 al, appellants
". james L. Todd % "a. submitted by ar James
BlmRaFdner, IT,. and Mr. g. s. " Barnes fer the
appellants, and uy Sir. Charles Curry for the ap-
pellces.
No. ls4 Scion J. Frank It a.. plaintiffs in error.
Fs Joseph Vslikommu. j.. trustee. &c e al ar
sumeuf e5ut1aed hy Ar. Roger Foster for the plain
tifs ~ tu5r by Mr. Francis 3 Al1lln for the de-
PENDANTS Iu error and concluded b. Mr. Roger Eos-
ter Tor the plaintiffs iH error.
No ls5 Uriab S lee 20 a.. plaintiffs in error
gs Tie STATE q Nea Jersey. continued pr stipuli-
ton.
No. lE. Adelaide Y Tile Ct a.. executors. &c.
argued hy Mr.. VILLAIN q. Wilson -or she plaintiffs
iu orror. and submitted by Air. George 81 Judd Tor
; the defendant iu error.
Nc. Es The United States appellant vs. The
Bethlehem Steel Company. argument commenced by
NJ. Assistant Attorney General Van Orsdd Tor the
plaintiff.
Adjourned until tomorrow at = O'Clock.
The day cali for Tuesday January % VIII ue as
follows. Sos rs lss $50 land 1911. ls1. la, 49,
100 20 l5I and Eg