The Washington herald. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1906-1939, 1910-12-09
DAILY COURT RECORD
s,
CThursday, December S, 101o.)
supreme Court of the United states.

Supreme Court of the United States.
Present: Mr.. Justice Harlan, Mr. Justice White.
Mr. Justice McKenna Mr.. Justice Holmes. Mr..
Justice Day. ar Justice Luton. and Mr. Justice
Hughes.
Cleorhus w. Mcvickcrs. Of Woodward. okla..
and William A. Calderhead. Of AaTysTile, KanS.
were admiuted 20 Practice.
orier-It is ordered by the court that the follow
ing correspondence be spread upon the minutes and
journal OF the court;
Supreme Court Of the United States.
Washington ID. e.. Nov 3. 1910.
Dear Brother Moody. We cannot let you leave
Us without expression Of deep regret. The TOO
few years during which se sal together On the
bench already had confirmed the prophecy Of your
arguments al the bar They had proved that your
unusual powers would be applied as faithfully and
impaTtialy 10 disInsl0naie decision as, when you
we're Attorney General they had been devoted 10
an always lofty presentation OF a SIDE We gTeVe
that the country so soon should lose services that
it III can spare ana e0mpanionship in which
affection was joined to respect. But you have left
sample Of y0ur WOrk in the reports, and, We be-
beye, have earned the great TUWaTd-thaL the WISE
and good Of the future, well Of the present.
viii say it vas well and n0by done.
JOHN NJ HARLAN,
Il ID. WHITE
JOSEPH MckENNA.
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES,
WILLIAM r. DAY"
We came 70 the bench Of the supreme Court
Mutlg WIS IAulrtHl " nfCAIS1a 70
lay aside active public goEk But We have knOWl-
edge Of his course Of life and Of his Judicial oIan-
ions. ard concu mOst cordially IN what IS said IL
the above letter By thos Of his associates who served
With him on the bench.
HORACE II. LURTON,
CHARLES Z HUGHES"
''lS5 18th street NV, Washington. D. C..
December s. 1910
My Dear Brethren cannot Let your letter 70 IN
answered. but al this TINS ! am unable httingy
10 say more than that your words reach deep in my
heart and mind and awaken there intense graft
tuds 10 you all. With the expression Of this and
Of my inspect and Affection for each individual
member OF the court. ! must be content Most
sincerely ynurs. WILLIAM II. MOODY"
No. T. The Noble State Bank plaintiff in error
"a. {. \. Haskell q a. argument continued By
Mr.. Charles West for the defendants 10 eTToT and
concluded By Mr. e. 3. Ames for the plaintiff
u error.
No. Is. Ashton C. shallenbergeT, governor Of the
state Of Nebraska et al, appellants, vs.. The Ent
State Bank Of Holstein. Nebr et al, and
No. 6l7. ASssra state Bank q Assaria et al.
appellants vs. Joseph y. Doley as bank cJnsnlis-
sioner. &c. Il al. argument commenced by NJ. l.
l. AlhsTt fOr The appellants IN No. As. and con
tinned by Mr. Arthur r. Mullen for the appellants
IN No. AS and Mr.. John J.. Webster for the aF-
peliees in No. AS and appellants in No, 6T; by
Mr.. Charles g Wheedon for the appellants in Ma
AS by MIR +. s. Jackson and Mr.. A. C. Mitchell
FOR the appelefs IN No. 81. and concluded By Mr..
Chester /, Long for the appellants in No Oh.
Adjourned until tom0rrow at y O'Clock.
The day call for Friday. December g. VIII be As
follows: Nos 49 land l6O, 50S =, 90, 5s. Ga
TO5 80. z. and "A