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JUDGES OF THE

SUPREME COURT OF OHIO,

For the time commencing December 10, 1889, and ending February 9,

1890.

HON. THAD. A. MINSHALL, CHIEF Justice.

HON. FRANKLIN J. DICKMAN,

HON. WILLIAM T. SPEAR,

HON. MARSHALL J. WILLIAMS,

HON. JOSEPH P. BRADBURY,

Judges.

JUDGES OF THE

SUPREME COURT OF OHIO,

For the time commencing February 9, 1890, and ending January 1, 1891.

HON. THAD. A. MINSHALL, CHIEF JUSTICE.

HON. MARSHALL J. WILLIAMS,

HON. WILLIAM T. SPEAR,

HON. JOSEPH P. BRADBURY,

HON. FRANKLIN J. DICKMAN,

Judges.

Attorney-General.

HON. DAVD K. WATSON.

Clerk,

URBAN H. HESTER.

Deputy Clerks,

HORACE M. CROW, HARTZELL CALDWELL.

Stenographer,

EDITH. M. YOUMANS.

Law Librarian,

FRANK N. BEEBE.

Assistant Librarian,

EDGAR B. KINKEAD.

Reporter,

LEVI J. BURGESS.

AMENDMENTS TO THE RULES.

RULE II.

§ 10. In all cases where the briefs filed in compliance with Rule IV. do not contain all points and authorities intended to be relied upon on oral argument, counsel must, five days before the cause is set for hearing, furnish opposite counsel with a brief statement of any additional points and authorities intended to be presented; and each member of the Court and the Reporter must be furnished with a copy the day before the oral argument. At the conclusion of the oral argument, time will not be given for the filing of briefs thereafter; and all cases assigned for oral argument must be submitted on the day they are assigned for such argument.

§ 11. No motion to take a cause out of its order and advance it for hearing, will be entertained on the part of the plaintiff, until it is ready to be submitted by him, and when allowed, time will be given the defendant, not exceeding 60 days, in which to prepare and file his brief; nor, on the part of the defendant, until the record has been printed (unless dispensed with); and when allowed, the brief of the plaint iff must be filed 60 days thereafter, and that of the defend ant in 60 days after the expiration of the time allowed the plaintiff. If oral argument is desired by either party, notice must be given at or before the motion to take out of order is made.

RULE IV.

BRIEFS AND TRANSCRIPTS.

No civil cause will be heard or considered, whether marked for oral argument or not, unless the plaintiff, or party holding the affirmative, shall have caused to be filed with the Clerk, for the use of the Court and Reporter, ten printed copies of so much of the record, testimony and documents

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