The Washington herald., 1916-05-23

NO. S44-RoDert ID. kinney, plalntlH IN
error, VS.. Plymouth Rock SQUAD Com
pany ct al. In error to the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals for the First
circuit. Per curiam: Dismissed for want
of Jurisdiction upon the authority Of: O
Bagley VS.. General Fire Extinguisher
Company H2 United States AT: Weir VS..
Rountree, PIG United States 6O7; st. An
thony Church VS.. Pennsylvania Railroad
Company 237 United States SIS; C2)
Provident Savings Society VS.. Ford, ia
United States 635, 64l-642; Metcalf vs. Wa
tertown, 12S United States $50, 5SS; Pope
VS.. Louisville, New Albany etc Railway,
1T3 United States 573. 5SO-5S1. See United
States eX rel. Kinney VS.. United States
Fidelity and Guaranty Company, 90
United States 2S3; Kinney VS.. Plymouth
Rock SQUAD Company, 236 United States
Is
No. SS3-The First National Bank OF
Defiance, plaintiff in error, VS.. William
A. Kehnast ct al In error to the Su-
preme Court OF the State OF Ohio. Per
curiam: Dismissed for want of jurisdic-
ton upon the authority Of Q) Eustis VS..
BOlles. 80 L. S. 361: Chemical National
Bank vs.. City Bank OF Portage. 1GO U.
8. 646; Leathe VS.. Thomas. POI L. S. 9G;
l2O U. S. us. Il; Whittemore VS.. Amos
Mellon vs.. McCatrerty, 239 U. S. 1874; C)
Leather Manufacturers Bank VS.. Cooper,
Petri vs. Commercial National Bank of
Chicago, 142 U. S. 64; Hermann VS.. Ed
wards, 23S U. S. 1O7.
No. S60-Clarence C. Caldwell as at
torney general, etc, ct al. appellants. VS..
the Sioux Falls Stock Yards Company
ct al;
No. soo-Frank W. Herrick et al, ap-
pellants. VS.. n. W. Halsey & Company
ct al, and
No aSs -Rsetr,., vvirtb-o1 - al an
pellants, VS.. Grant Fellows. as attorney
general OF the State Of Michigan ct al.
Motions to advance granted, and cases
assigned for argument on Tuesday Oc-
tober 10 next, after the cases heretofore
assigned for that day.
( No. S9O-Edward Bates, plaintiff IN err
ror, vs.. Lucie Bodie Motion to dismiss
or affirm postponed to the hearing on the
merits
No. 957-John Grant Lyman, appellant.
vs.. Thomas D. Mccarthy. marshal. etc.
Motion to reduce and fix bail denied.
No. s95-David Lamar vs.. the United
States. Motion that mandate issue forth
with granted.
No. 9S4-The National Carbon Company
ct al, petitioners. VS.. the Ohio Motor Car
Company ct al. Petition for a writ of
certiorari to the United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals for the Fifth Circuit de
MED.
No. sew. L Wilson. petitioner, vs.
Frank Waldo ct al Petition for a writ
of certiorari to the United States Cir
cult Court Of Appeals for the Fourth
Circuit denied
No. 999-Crescent Milling Company, pc
titioner, VS.. the H n. Strait Manufactur-
ing Company. Petition for a writ of
Certiorarl to the United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
denied
No. 97S-Alice State Bank ct al. petit
tioners, VS.. Houston Pasture Company
Petition for a writ of certiorari to the
United States Circuit Court OF Appeals
for the Fifth Circuit granted.
No 9S7-L. T. Hays. petitioner, VS.. the
United States. Petition for a writ Of
CertiOrari to the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
granted.
No. 99s-wilIiam Mccoach. collector
etc. petitioner. vs.. Insurance Company
of North America Petition for a writ
Of certiorarI to the United States Circuit
Court of Appeals for the Third Circuit
granted.
The Chief Justice also announced that
the court will take a recess from today
until Monday. June 5 when motions and
petitions for writs of certiorari will be
received. No motions for writs OF
certiorari or motions, except motions for
admission to practice. will be received
after that day. The court will then ad.
journ until Mondy, June Il, on which
day It will adjourn for the term, unless
IT may be deemed best for the purposes
the court under advisement to fix an
other and later day for final adjourn
ment.
No. 3os-The United States ct al, ap-
pellants, VS.. st. Louis, Iron Mountain
and Southern Railway Company ct al
Appeal from the District Court of the
United States for the Ea stern District Of
Illinois. Dismissed, on motion OF Mr..
Solicitor General Davis the appellant.
No. lOO7-William F. Murray, post
master, petitioner. VS.. Post Publishing
Company. Petition for a writ of
certiorarI TO the United States Circuit
Court Of Appeals for the First Circuit
submitted by Mr.. Solicitor General Davis
for the petitioner, and by Mr.. Edmund
A. Whitman for the respondent
No. 92-Victor Herbert ct al, petit
TONERS, VS.. the Stanley Company.
Motion to advance and place on the sum-
mary docket submitted by Mr.. John w.
Davis. in behalf Of Mr.. Nathan Burkan
and Mr.. W. J, Hughes for the petit
TONERS.
No. 9Ss-walter Brandt appellant. VS..
Thomas W. Morgan, warden etc. Motions
for leave to proceed in forna pauperis
BOrland, in behalf of counsel for the ap-
pellant
No. I, original-The State OF wyoming,
complainant, VS.. the State OF Colorado
ct al Joint motion as to filing original
typewriter transcript OF evidence and
exhibits, abstract of evidence and briefs,
and that cause be set down for hearing,
submitted by Mr.. Charles S. Thomas, in
behalf OF counsel.
No. 1o05-wllliam H Cooper, petitioner
vs.. the United States. Petition for a
writ of certiorarl to the United States
Circuit Court Of Appeals for the Second
circuit submitted by Mr.. ]. s. Easily
Smith, in behalf OF Mr.. John W. Griggs,
for the petitioner, and by Mr.. Solicitor
General Davis for the respondent.
| No.-original-Ex parte in the matter
OF Elbert R. Robinson, petitioner. Mo-
tion for leave to file an additional peti-
ton submitted by Mr.. Richard E. West
brooks for the petitioner
No. 1O17-The District of Columbia, pc
titioner, VS.. Washington Gas Light Com
pany. Petition for a writ of certiorari
to the Court Of Appeals of the District
OF Columbia submitted by Mr.. F. H.
Stephens and Mr.. Conrad H Syme for
the petitioner, and by. Mr.. Benjamin S.
Minor, Mr.. Colley W. Bell, and Mr.. Jo-
seph ]. Darlington for the respondent
| No. 102o-Joseph F. Wilson and Com
pany, claimant, etc. petitioner VS. South