Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1911-10-23
circuit court of appeals for the second

BanaNQOtl0 1AHCuIdS, D0tltlOn Tor a writ
of certiorari to the United States circuit
court of appeals for the second circuit
denied.
No. 7?3. The Pennsylvania Steel Com
pany. petitioner. agt. Henry NJ. Sue
swein: petition for a writ of certiorari
10 the United States circuit court of APP
peals for the second circuit denied.
No. S64. Martina Brion. petitioner, ast.
the United States: petition for a writ of
certiorari to the United States circuit
court of appeals for the seventh circuit
denied.
No sos. Raymonde Chomel. petitioner
agt. the United States; petition for
writ of cortiorari to the United States
circuit court of appeals for the seventh
circuit denied
No 500. Oceanic Steam Navigation
Company, petitioner, agt. Edith Watkins:
petition FOR writ of certiorari to the
United States circuit court of appeals
for the second circuit denied
No. $40 John NJ. Stone Cotton Mills:
petitioner. agt F. T. Fleitman ct al.
etc: petition for writ of ccrtiorari to
the United States circuit court OF APP
peals for the fifth circuit denied.
No. s1l. The Rubber Tire Wheel Com
pany. ct al, petitioners. agt. the Good
year Tire & Rubber Company ct al;
petition for writ Of certiorari to the
United States circuit court of appeals
for the sixth circuit denied.
No. S2i. The Atlantic transport Com
pany. petitioner. agt. the United States:
petition for a writ of certiorari to the
United States circuit court of appeals for
the second circuit denied.
No. I27. Omaha Electric Light and
Power Company. appellant, agt the city
of Omaha, ct al:
No. 5l6. The Richmond. Fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad Company, plaintiff
in error, agt. the commonwealth of Vir-
GINA; and
No. 137. David Luptons Sons Company,
plaintiff in error. agt. the Automobile
Club of America: motions to dismiss or
affirm postponed to the hearing of the
cases on their merits.
No. l, original The state of Maryland,
complainant, agt the state of West Vir-
ginia: time for filing report of commits
sioners extended to November l.
No. 512.-Thomas II. Pickford ct al, APP
pellants, agt. Henry NJ Talbot: petition
for leave to correct judgment pending the
appeal denied.
No. 656 The American National Bank
of Nashville, Tenn, plaintiff in error, agt.
A. l.. Miller. agent, etc: motion for leave
to furnish sixteen copies of record as
printed for use of court below and to dis
pense with reprinting granted.
Order.-It is ordered that the rules
of this court be amended as follows.
viz:
Rule 6-Strike out section and in
sert the following:
2. Fortyfive minutes on each side
shall be allowed to the argument of
motion, and no more, without special
leave of the court. granted before the
argument begins
Strike out section and insert the
following:
will receive a motion to affirm on the
ground that it is manifest that the
writ or appeal was taken for delay
only. or that the questions on which
the decision of the cause depend are SO
frivolous as not to need further argu-
The nrncp6nre shall
ply to and control such motions as are
provided for in cases of motions to
dismiss under paragraph of this rule
Although the court upon consideration
of motion to affirm may refuse to
grant the motion, it may. nevertheless,
If the conclusion is arrived at that the
case is of such a character as not to
justify extended argument, order the
cause transferred for hearing to
summary docket. The hearing of the
causes on such docket will be expedit
ed. the court providing from time to
time for such speedy disposition of the
docket as the regular order of business
may permit, and on the hearing of such
causes half hour will be allowed
each side for oral argument.
Rule 22.-Strike out section :: and in
sert the following:
& One and one-half hours on each side
Will be allowed for the argument. and no
more, without special leave of the court,
granted before the argument begins. But
in cases certified from the circuit court
of appeals. cases involving solely the
jurisdiction of The court below. and cases
under the act of March ,. 1907. "a Stat.
12fS forty-fite minutes only on each
side will be allowed for the argument
unless the time be extended. The time
thus allowed may be apportioned be-
tween the counsel on the same side at
their discretion: Provided. always. That
a fair opening of the case shall be made
ny the party having the opening and
closing arguments.
No. 497 Quincy, Omaha and Kansas
City Railroad Company. plaintiff in error.
agt. Ora T. Shohoney: i'm error to the
supreme court of the state of Missouri:
per curtain; dismissed for the want of
jurisdiction. Waters-Pierce Oil Company
agt. Texas. III L. s.. 1a2, 1911: Leathe
agt. Thomas. "O7 L. s.. ~: Giles agt
Teasley, 1913 L. $, LAG; Eustis agt. Bolles
$50 L. s, SOL
No. 52L Young How. sometimes known
North. United States commissioner of i'm
migration, etc. ct al: appeal from the
circuit court of the United States for
the northern district of California Per
curtain: Dismissed FOR want of jurisdic,
ton. Farrell agt. o Bren, 1879 United
States. 100; David Kaufman & Sons Co.
ast. Smith. 2l6 United, States. Go: Fong
1ue Ting agt. United States. l49 United
States. Cos. 716: section II OF act of May
q. hSS2. - stat. 81.
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Bliss-COok Oak Company. ct al: appeal
from the United States circuit court of
appeals for the eighth circuit Per GU
riam: Dismissed for want of jurisdiction.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany agt. Motley. 211 United States. 149:
Macfadden agt. United States. 2l3 United
States. osS.
No. t:s6. W. S. Bryan. appellant. agt
Edwin S. Layman: appeal from the
United States circuit court of appeals
for the eighth district. Per curtain: Dis
missed for the want of jurisdiction
Louisville and Nashville agt. Motley, OIL
United States. III" Macfadden agt.
United States H13' United States. .SS
No. G31. W. S. Bryan appellant. agt.
William Bagnell: appeal from the United
States circuit court of appeals for the
eighth circuit: per curiam, dismissed for
the want OF jurisdiction. Louisville and
Nashville Railway Company agt. Motley:
United States. 213 United States, oSS.
No. 63S. Marcus q. Rider appellant
agt Bliss-COok Oak Company ct al: APP
peal from the United States circuit of
appeals for the eighth circuit: per curiam
dismissed for the want of jurisdiction.
Louisville and Nashville Railroad Com
pany agt. Motley. I'll United States. 149:
Macfadden agt. United States, 2l3 United
States 2SS.
No. $40 S. l.. Moser, appellant. agt. |
Edwin s. Layman: appeal from the United
States circuit court of appeals for the
eighth circuit: per curiam dismissed for
want of jurisdiction. Louisville and Nash |
vile Railroad Company aot Motley u
States: oh United States. 2ss.
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