United States v. Perry
Court of Appeals for the Eighth Circuit
Appeal from the Circuit Court of the United States for the District of Kansas. Action by William C. Perry, district attorney, against the United States, to recover mileage and fees. From a judgment for plaintiff, the United States appeals.
1Opinion of the Court
Sanborn, Circuit Judge.
William C. Perry, the appellee, was United States district attorney for the district of Kansas from July 14, 1885, until November 9, 1889, and during all this time resided with his family at Ft. Scott, in that district. He brought this action in the United States circuit court for that district to recover mileage, fees, and emoluments under the provisions of chapter 359, 24 St. at Large, p. 505, and a judgment was rendered in his favor below, from which the United States appeals. In the performance of his official duties he traveled from his place of abode to the…
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