The Washington herald., 1916-10-11
COURT PROCEEDINGS.
terms have had the honor OF reporting
their decisions

eAASAA NCNlSlOIS.
Very respectfully.
Your obedIent servant.
CHAS. H. BUTLER.
Supreme Court of the United States
October g. 1916.
Dear Sir: In informing you Of the ac-
ceptance OF your resignation, we desire
TO convey our abiding sense Of the cour-
tesy and consideration which you have
SO uniformly manifested during the many
years in which you have been reporter
and our appreCia ton of the Jealous DUR
pose to discharge fully your duty which
rIod.
We cannot refrain from hoping that
the enlarged field Of professional en-
deaYor, the desire to enter upon which
mas caused you to sever your official re-
latons with the court. may prove as
fruitful In good results as YOU expect It
70 De- and that you may enjoy a long,
happy and useful life.
Very truly yours,
EDWARD D. WHITE
JOSEPH McKENNA
OLIVER WENDELL HOLMES
WILLIAM r. DAY
WILLIS VAN DEVANTFR
MAHLON PITNEY
J. G. McREYNOLDS
LOUIS D. BRANDEIS
JOHN H. CLARKE
Charles Henry Butler. ESQ.
And IT is further ordered tbs, Mr.
Ernest KnaebeI. OF Colorado, be- and he
Is hereby appointed reporter Of this court
IN the place Of Charles Henry Butler.
ESQ resigned, and is charged with the
auty OF reporting the decisions Of the
present term from its commencement
10. 1o9IIhe Miller Rubber Company ct
al, petitioners, VS. Citizens Trust ana
savings Bank as trustee, etc: petition
LOT writ or certiorari TO the United
states Circuit Court OF Appeals for the
Ninth Circuit submitted bv Mr. Jobn W
Davis, in behalf Of Mr Edwin A. Kraut
non and Mr.. Winfield Scott BixIer for the
petitioners, and by Mr. Henry s Van
Dyke for the respondent.
no. '64, OF October Term, l9l5-Cyntbfs
LINDSAY petitioner, VS.. Chicago. Burling-
Ton and Quincy Railroad Company; mo-
ton for leave to present petition for re-
hearing and petition for rebesrinr sib-
mitted by Mr.. A. B. Quinton in behalf
Of counsel for the petitioner.
NO. 64-Charles W. Parker ct al DE-
utloners, VS. Edgar W. Ross, guardian
ETC. petition for a writ Of certiorsr+ 10
the United States Circuit Court OF An
peals for the Seventh Circuit submitted
ny Mr.. Louis z. Hart and Mr.. John R.
ga r''iiI'iN LOI Nllt petitioners. and bV
MF. Harrison Musgrave and Mr W 6
Oppenheim for the respondent
NO. F-The Enterprise Irrigation DIS
trlct ct al, plaintiffs in error, VS. the Tri-
state Land Company ct al: passed tenn
porarily on motion Of Mr.. Ernest Knae-
bel in behalf Of counsel
Nos. l42 and HS-Manufacturers' Rail
way Company ct al, appellants. VS.. the
Inited States ct al: rea ssigned for arr7I-
ment on Monday. January s, 1877 on mo-
ton OF Mr.. Sidney +. Andrews for the
appellants
No. 457-Beekman Winthrop ct al. sp-
rellant VS.. Grant Fellows as attorney
general Of the State OF NJ .higan ct al
passed, TO be restored to the call Dur-
suant to section 2. rule ". on motion OF
Mr.. John A. katz. jr.. in behalf OF coun-
sci.
No. 4S-The Missouri. Kansas and
Texas Railway Company OF Texas. ct al
plaintiffs in error. vs. Mrs Emma A Cas-
eidy. administrators. etc.
Motion to dismiss or affirm submitted
by Mr.. H. L. Stuart for the defendant
in error in support OF the motion. and
by Mr.. Joseph NJ, Bryson and Nj Alex
aHuer britton for the plaintiffs in error
in opposition thereto
No S24-The United States Of America.
appellant, VS.. Reading Company ct al:
and
No 3G9-Reading Company ct al. appel
lants, vs.. the United States Of America
three hours on each side allowed in the
argument, on motion OF Mr Solicitor
General Davis for the United States.
argument commenced by Mr. Assistant
to the Attorney Genera, Todd for the
United States, continued by Mr jackson
f. Reynolds for the Reading Company,
and by Mr.. Robert W. DeForest for the
Central Railroad Company OF New Jer-
sey.
Adjourned until tomorrow at y o'clock
The day call for Wednesday. October
II. will be as follows: Nos. 324 land 22aN.
2u2 TO @D, 60, 80. 43S (and S89 and 400.
IL, 81 $40 land 34l), 452, 3S6, 4l3, and Az