The Washington herald., 1907-10-15
SUPREME COURT OF
TIE UNITED STATES

The Chief Justice said: by immemorial usage. as
the gentlemen Of the bar are well aware. the court
does nos enter upon general business the first day
Of the term Motions noticed for the ast day stand
over to the second and the latter day the call OF
the docket IS commenced. The court ordinarily ad-
journs az once in order 10 enable tie members 10
pay their respects in a body TO the President Of the
United States. It has sometimes happened that the
President a absent and In that the court takes
matters that parties are prepared 10 submit and
1 that is the situation now
"The usual order as to the call Of the docket will
be entered, and Applications not objected 70 as TO
/ the day win be entertained.
/ George Marvin Savage. Of Seattle, Wash II.
Wlnship Wheatley. of Washington. d. c.. John S
/ Wilson. Of Boston. Mass; Frank Healy, Of Mime
I ap0lis Mimi Charles T. Abbey, Of Chicago, Ill
Horace L. b. AtkissQn, Of Washington, d. G.. John
/ c. Higgins. Of Seattle, Wash. John J. O'Counel,
Of New York City, Blewett Lee, Of Chicago, III.
vaIlandigham B. BaFgatt Of New YORK City; George
Ryall Of New York City; Robbins p, Anderson, Of
/ Honolulu. Hawaii Territory; MaTshall Van Winkle
/ Of Jersey City n. J.; Frederick s. Tyler. Of
Washington D. C. Augustine L. Humes of New
York City; Andrew 3. Duvan Of Washington, d.
tC; r. A. Durham. Of Zsnesyille Ohio John Ma
son Brown Of Louisville. Ky. r. 5. Han. Of
Omaha, Nebr F. L. Dycgs, Of Fort Worth. Tex.
Richard w Raain. Of Chicago; W. l. Stanley. Of
Honolulu Hawaii Territory William r. Besz Of
St. Paul. MINI. Thomas r. Benton, Of ST. Paul.
Mimi. Emmet II. Wilson. Of Los Angeles, Cal.
Oscar C. Mueller. of Los Angeles Cal; sam Ferry
Smith, 0f San Diego. Cal: Charles II. Bates Of
Washington D. c. Andrew r. sheriff Of Chicago
H.; Allan D. Cole Of Naysviile, KY, and Edwin
A. Wilcox, Of San Jose, Cal. were admitted to
practice.
No loriEinaD The United States Of America
complainant Ys John f. Ship et al reports Of
Commissioner James ID. Maher and stipulsti0ns Of
counsel as 10 facts. testimony, and misnomer Of
certain defendants filed. and testimony ordered to
be opened and published on motion Of Mr.. Assist
ant Attorney General Sanford for the complainant
No T. Edgar Ja6win et al plaintiffs in error
The State Of Texas passed, to Be restored TO the
call pursuant to the provisions q section g. rule g.
on motion Of 1fT Assistant Attorney General San
ford for the plaintiffs IN error.
No. "a The United States vs., A. Graf Distilling
Company; passed to be restored TO the call plrSu-
ant to tha provisions Of section g. rule Is. on mo
tion Of Alr. Assistant Attorney General Cooley for
the United States
No 4O4 The United States plaintiff in error. vs
Nell Macdonald; advanced 70 be heard with No 25s
as one case motion Of Mr.. Assistant Attorney
General Cooley for the plaintiff in error.
Nos. 10 and Ill White.Smith Music Publishing
Company, appellant. IS. Apollo Company. petition
Of the Connorized Music Company for leaFe to file
brief and make cral argument herein submitted By
Mr.. Albert h. Walker in that behalf; petition Of
Victor HeTheTt for leave file brief and make oral
argument herein submitted By MT. Nathan Burkan
ia that behalf
No 2B Il Paso and Southwestern Railroad Com
pany, plaintiff in eToT, II. d. Wizard: motions
20 dismiss or affirm submitted b. Mr. W. II. Robe-
son IN behalf Of Mr. George Z Wallace for the de-
feudant in error.
No $50. MoAe E. Dupree et al. petitioners. vs.
c. W. Mansur; petition for q writ Of certicraFi 10
the United states Circat Court Of Appeals for the
Fifth circuit, submitted ey Mr.. J. J. Dsrliasoa for
the petitioners and by Mr. ]. NJ McConick Tor the
respondent
No sss. Dietrich Loewe ct al vs.. Martin Lawlor
et al motions for a writ of certi0rari 20 bring No
the whole record and cause. and to advance sub
mitted BY Mr. Daniel Davenport for LoeWe et al.
7 No. AZ George O. Ware. petitioner. the
United States petition Tor wit of eeFteoTari to
the United States Circuit Court Of Apneals for the
Eighth circuit submitted by Alr Daniel Davenport
in behalf Of 8lr. 7. ]. Mah0ney for The petitioner
and BY AF. Solicitor General Hoyt for the re-
spondent
No. %. Timothy F. Paddsn plaintiff in error.
vs.. the Cjty Of New York motion 20 advance sub
Eitted hy aiF. Everett Y. Abbot for the plsntf in
srFof,
No IS. A. R. Stuart plaintiff in eTor. vs. The
United States. IN errur 20 the supreme Court Of the
Philippine Islands dismissed On motion Of Mr. l..
7. Michener for the plaintiff in error.
No los JAMES H. Chapman. trsstee for appsl-
lant Is Abner 7. Bowman motion 20 dismiss OF
affirm submitted b. Mr, l. r. Mchsner IN be
half Of Mr. " Winfield Tor the appellee in support
Of motions and b. Mr.. Harvey r. Kurrie for the
appellant IN opposition thereto.
No ass. Contractors Supply and Equipment Com
pGny e al petitioners vs. T. T. Hill Company ct
al petition fer wit q eertoraTi 20 the United
States Circuit Court Of Appeals for the seventh
cgcait submitted ny AIr Rufus Il Thayer in BE-
hab of Mr.. Lloyd {. Whitman for the petitioners
and Mr.. Charles P. Abbey fer the respondents
No E9. Grest Southern Gas and OIL Compsny
petitioner Logan Natural Gas and Fuel Com
pany petition for wit az oertiorar 20 the United
states Circuit Court of APPEALS for the sixth cir
clit; Submitted hy Mr. A. r. Sheriff and Mr. Will
ian B. Sanders for the petitioner and by Mr.
James H. Beal, Mr c. II. Grosvenor, Mr John
G. Reeves, and Air ". A. Daugherty for the re-
spondent.
No 4A Aetna Indenonity Company, petitioner
rs. James r. Grove Coal and Mining Company
petition for wit Of ocTtoraTi 10 the United states
Circuit Court Of Appeals for the Eighth circuit
submitted by Alr W R. Homer and Afr James :
Bctsford for the petitioner. and BY Mr.. l. C. Boyle
and Mr. William Z. Guthrie for the respondent
No soS MIA II. Osborn, petitioner. vs the Atch-
| ison, Topeka and Santa Ee Railway Company; ne
tit0n for wTit Of certiorsri 10 the United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals for the Eighth circus.
submitted hy NJ. a. A. H0ehling IT, for the Pc
tltioneT. ard hy Nr. Gardner Lsthrop, Mr. Robert
Dunlap. and Mr.. A. B. Browne for the respondent
No - Original eS parte. In the matter Ok
Thomas B. Clement. petitioner; motion for leave 10
ile petition for writ Of maEdamus. submitted hy
Mr.. Jackson H, Rslston IN behalf Of counsel for
petitioner
No. l0L The Missouri Valley Land Company Ct
al, plaintiffs in error. Asmus Weisser.
No. 100. The Missouri VALLEY Land Coupanv et
al, plaintiffs IN error ys. Carston Wriek; notious
TO dismiss or affirm submitted by Mr.. E. F. Col
laday In support Of motions and By Mr.. Charles
A. CLARK IN opposition thereto.
No. 30 The Chesapeake and Ohio Railway Com
rany et al, plaintiffs N error. "a Emma r Nc
Cabe Administrative, SC.
No. 4Zl-Tne Chesapeake and Ohio Railway CON-
rany ct al. plaintiffs in error. rs. John Mcdonald
administrator, &c: motions TO advance under the
thi=iy-second rule submitted By Mr. A. D. Cole
tor the defendants in error
No. %. Duluth and Superior Bridge Company
appellant. rs. Steamer Troy. &C. motion 70 sd-
vance submitted BY Mr. A. B. Browne in behalf
OF counsel for the appellant
No. 3s5, Henry Winenan. H. petitioner vs. II
M Drake Ct al. petition for e writ Of cnrtiorar
70 the United States Circuit Court Of Appeals for
the Seventh circuit submitted b. Mr.. A. B. Browne
IN behalf Of Mr. Charles +. Krernsr for the Pc
1tiCner. and by DIR. Harvey D. Goulder and Mr.
Frank s Naston for the respondents
No. i76 The Charles Nelson Company, claimant
and petitioner, vs. the Standard Theajer Company
petition for wit Of csrtorsr TO tbs United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals for the Ninth circuit
submitted b. Mr.. A. b. Browne and Mr.. Alex
Rnder Britton. for the petitioner.
No. IS. Napoleon B. Dotson plaintiff IN s-ror
vs. William a. Mlliken passed 20 bs restored to
the call pursuant 70 section 9. rule e. on motion
Of Mr.. A. S. WoTthington. fOr the plaintiff in
error.
Nc. 4s2 The Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Com.
pauy, petitioners rs James B. McCune: petition
Tor writ Of eeatiorasi to the United States Cir
cut Court Of Appeals for the Third circuit sub
mitted by Mr. Robert J. Fisher. Tor the petitioner,
and by Mr. James c. Martin, fOT the respondent
Nos. and 5. United Land Association ct al
plaintiffs IL errog vs. Louis AbVahams ct a. passed
70 be restored to the call pursuant 70 the pro-
visions Of section 3. rule Is. on motion Of Mr.
Charles A. Bates On behalf Of counsel for The
defendants in eTT0r.
No. a, October term, 1906 James Buck, trustee
&c. plaintiff IN error, vs. William T. Beach. treas
ursr, &c. motion for leave to present petition
for hearing submitted by Afr. w. Il. Wood. for the
defendant in eTror.
No. 50. George Deslions ct al, petitioners. vs.
La CompaEnie Generate Transatantiaue owner &c
passed temporarily on motion Of Mr.. Edward X
Jones. for the respondent