The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-07-01
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Change Of Domicile May BE En-
Joined The laws Of Georgia provide
that when am Incorporated town on
city is divided by q county boundary
an election mas be held 10 have II in
cluded by one Oh the counties R0s.
we'll had been ESTABLISHED by legisla
tyc enacimelt within q single coun.
ty. An action was Instituted by plain.
tiff TO prevent q change OF the county
line under the assumption that the
municipality eStelded into an adioin,
ing county Tho Georgia supreme
court says in Town of Roswell VS.. Ez.
lard, 81 Southeastern Reporter. ia
though a citizen has no vested right
To- determine In which political divi-
sion OF the state his residence shall
remain. vet he may ,brug an action
and settle the whole matter in a single
suit and enioin tho change of Ms
dOmicile, where il Is shown the law
nas no application
Dismissal of Writ OF 1rror-In the
case OF Nicholson VS. McGOvern Tn
deftaking Co. 90 Pacific Reporter,
325, counsel Tor appellant, referring o
lHt b night against anOther pay
arising out Of the same cause of ac-
ton was properly dismissed below.
The supreme court OF Colorado there
upon affirmed the decision. saying
that, since the parties are IN accord
that The decision Of the trial coari was
correct, IL would not be fitting TO dis
tGrb this unusual concord by ravers-
ing Judgment with which the parties
themselves are satisfied.
Rights OF a Foreign Corporation
In Butler Bros. Shoe CO. Va. H. $
Rubber Co.. l56 Federal Reporter J.,
the following conclusions with refer
ence TO the right oil a foreign corpora
iiOn were reached: % Every corpora.
sion empowered TO engage In Inter
State commerce by The state in which
" is created may carry on Interstate
commerce IN every state iu the Union
tree OF every condition imposed by
the latter; (2) every corporation OF
lch state has the absolute power TO
institute and maintain in tha federal
courts and to remove 10 those courts
for trial and decision 4iis sutts in ey-
ory other state, in the cases and ga
ihe terms prescribed by the acts ~
congress-
Application of Statute of Imit
ilOus 10 Conspiracies I'm Ware vs.
UMtcl States l5l Fededral Reporter.
al1 the United Statps circuit court 1i
appeals for che Eighth circuit an
nOunces IT'S adherence To- me doctrine
that after the period ID limitations has
run from the timo q conspiracy WAS
formed il acts in The execution of .hp
conspiracy have been committed with
in The period OF limitations, pr9secu-
lion Is not baffed
Use of Streets for Moving OF Build
ing ln Hinman VS.. Clarke. 105 New
York Supplement. RS, tine appellate
division OF the New York supreme
court holds that, iD the absence of q
general legislative restriction by ordi
nance or Otherwise, an owner oil the
building In q city has a comnou law
right 10 the reasonable use OF the city
streets Tor the purpose ot moving
such building from one location 10 sue
other Such right is, however, sub
iect 10 legislative restriclion.
Distinction Between Highway" ana
"Ilnad THE distinction between ihe
torms public highway and pubic
road is clearly pointed out by the
va. state 5S Southeastern Reporter
s65. The court observes that The WORT
road means the land used on appro
priated for travel, While The word
way" means the right & passage. ln
other words road refers 20 the land
while "waY' denotes the easement
Injunction Against Pickeiing. Tho
right OF an employ er 10 enl0in pcAeti
Ing by strikers Is upheld by the spe-
cial term Of the supreme court OF New
York ID New York Central iron Works
Company Us. Brennan, 106 n. y SUPP
$50. in this case, il appeared tha
The strikers bad pickets on he en-
ployers premises. and as the EN-
ployes who had taken the place Oh me
strikers Who were Qu picket duiy
were going o and from their H0rk lht
pickets would call them "scans, re
proach them for w0rking for the EN-
pioyer thus depriving ihe pickets OF
their bread and threaten Them wi,h
death If they entered the premises.