Cascaden v. Dunbar
District Court, D. Alaska
Suit by David H. Cascaden against George F. Dunbar and others. On motion by defendants F. G. Manley and A. C. Rice to set aside the findings, conclusions of law, and decree after mandate on appeal, and on motion by plaintiff to alter, complete, and correct the findings, conclusion, and decree. Decree directed. ' -
1Opinion of the Court
LYONS, District Judge.
On the twenty-fo'urth day of January, 1909, Hon. Silas H. Reid, the then presiding judge of this division of the district of Alaska, made findings of fact and conclusions of law and signed a decree in the above-entitled cause. Said findings, conclusions of law, and decree were signed on the twenty-ninth day of January, 1909, at Valdez, Alaska (then within this jurisdiction), in vacation, and were forwarded by Judge Reid to the clerk of this court at Fairbanks, and by the clerk received and filed in this cause on the 19th day of March, 1909. Thereafter, and on the 22d day…
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