The Washington herald., 1916-06-13

Court of Appeals for the Sixth Circuit
denied.
No. 1O51-The Hawgood & Avery Tran
sit Company, petitioner, VS.. the Meaford
Transportation Company; and
No. 1O52-The Hawgood & Avery Tran
sit Company, petitioner. VS.. Ella Will
ams. administrative. etc. Petition for
writs of certiorai to the United States
Circuit Court of Appeals for the Sixth
Circuit denied
No. 1O53-Independent Pneumatic Too
Company. petitioner, VS.. Burke Electric
Company. Petition for writ of certiorari
to the United States Circuit Court of
Appeals for the Second Circuit denied.
No. 149-Palne Lumber Company, Ltd,
ct al. appellants. VS.. Elbridge H. Neal
individually and as secretary, etc. ct al.
No. 1GS-Frank C. Stettler, plaintiff in
error. vs. Edwin V. O'Hara ct al. etc
No. 1G9-Elmira Simpson. plaIntir In
error, VS.. Edwin V. oHara, ct al, etc.
No. 22G-The City of Cincinnati. ap-
pellant, VS.. the Cincinnati and Hamil-
ton Traction Company ct al
No. 22S-Franklin o. Bunting, plain
tiff in error, vs. the State of Oregon
No. @7l-Long Sault Development Com
pany, plaintiff in error, VS.. Homer d.
Call, etc; and
No. 64S-J. Sam Rowland ct al, etc,
appellants, vs. Sidney Z. Boyle, as ad-
ministrator etc. ct al. Ordered that
these cases be restored to the docket for
rearGument.
Order. 1t is ordered that Rule 81 he
amended by adding the following section:
I'm any case where the time for pre-
senting a petition for certiorari is ex-
yressly limited by statute and where the
court has adjourned for the term, the
petition may be presented during such
adjournment and within the period pre-
scribed. by filing 1t, together with the
printed record and briefs. in the office
of the clerk. and such filing shall have
the same effect as presentation in open
court.
Order There having been an associate
justice of this court appointed since
the commencement of this term.
1t is ordered that the following allot-
ment be made of the Chief Justice and
Associate Justices of this court among
the cirCuito agreeably to the act of Con-
gress in such case made and provided.
and that such allotment be entered of
record, viz:
For the First Circuit, Oliver Wendell
Holmes Associate Justice.
For the Second Circuit. Louis d.
Brandeis. Associate Justice.
For the Third Circuit. Mahlon Pitney.
Associate Justice.
For the Fourth Circuit. Edward D.
White. Chief Justice.
For the Fifth Circuit, Edward D.
White, Chief Justice.
For the Sixth Circuit, William r. Day,
associate justice.
For the Seventh Circuit James c. Nc
Reynolds, associate justice.
For the Eighth Circuit, Willis Van De-
vanter, associate justice.
For the Ninth Circuit, Joseph Nc
Kenna. associate justice.
No. 6l1-James ]. Abbott. appellant, VS..
James c. Brown. United States Marshal,
etc.
No. 666-The People of the State of
New York ex rel Walter S. Kennedy,
etc. plaintiff in error, VS.. Frederick w
Becker sheriff, etc; and
No. 6S2-The United states. plaintiff in
error. vs.. Dennis Culver. Leave granted
to present petitions for rehearing herein
within sixty days II counsel are so ad-
vised. on motion of Mr.. Solicitor General
Davis for the United States.
No. -. Miller Rubber Company ct al,
petitioners. VS.. Citizens Savings Bank,
consider petition for writ Of certiorari
herein as presented on the 5th instant
withdrawn. on motion of Mr.. Edwin a.
KTauthoff for the petitioners.
No. 453-The Chesapeake and Ohio
Railway Company. plaintiff in error, VS..
James r. Gainey, jr.. administrator. etc.
Leave granted to present petition for re-
hearing within thirty days, on motion OF
Mr.. George H. Lamar, in behalf Of coun-
sci for the defendant in error.
No 300-PaCifiC Live Stock Company,
appellant, VS.. John H. Lewis ct al, etc.
Leave granted to present petition for
rchearinE herein within thirty days, on
motion Of Mr.. Evans Browne in behalf of
counsel for the appellant.
No. 72-Charles Frank ct al, appel
lants, vs. Union Pacific Railroad Com
pany ct al. Appeal from the United
States Circuit Court of Appeals for the
Eighth Circuit. Dismissed with costs. on
motion of council for the appellants.
The Attorney General addressed the
court, paying tribute to the memory OF
the late Justice Lamar.
The Chief Justice responded. and direct
cd that the resolutions of the bar and the
remarks of the Attorney General be
spread upon the minutes, and that any
other tributes that may be received be
placed upon the files.
Order-It is now here ordered by the
court that all the cases on the docket
not decided and all the other business OF
the term not disposed of be. and the same
are hereby. continued to the next term.
Adjourned to the time and place ap-
pointed by law.