v1408-623

No. 4 330 .

In the

l^nxtth BtuttB (Etrrutt (Honvt of App^ala

For the Ninth Circuit

1. 1. HARRIS & COMPANY, a corpora-

tion, suing on its own behalf and

on behalf of all others similarly

situated. / /^

Appellant

vs. .

HENRY O'MALLEY, individually, and

HENRY O'MALLEY, as Commis-

sioner of Fisheries, and E. M.

BALL, individually, and E. M.

BALL, as Assistant Commissioner

of Fisheries, and GEORGE D.

BEAUMONT, individually, and as

1. 1. Marshal, and ARTHUR G.

SHOUP, individually and as United

States Attorney, and all and singu-

lar the deputies, assistants, and

agents of each and all of the parties

above named, 1

Appellees

Imf far Apprilrrs

Upon Appeal From the United States District

Court for the District of Alaska,

Division Number One,

At Juneau.

ARTHUR G. SHOUP,

United States Attorney.

HOWARD D. STABLER,

Asst. United States Attorney.

For Appellees.

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