v1408-697

NO. 4330

IN THE

Imtf Ji ^tatFS Oltrruit (Eourt of KpptuiB

AT SAN FRANCISCO

1. 1. HARRIS & COMPANY, a corpora-

tion, suing on its own behalf and on be-

half of all others similarly situated,

Appellant^

vs,

HENRY O'MALLEY, individually, and

HENRY O'MALLEY, as Commissioner

of Fisheries, and E. M. BALL, individu-

ally and E. M. BALL, as Assistant Com-

missioner of Fisheries, and GEORGE D.

BEAUMONT, individually, and as U.

1. Marshal, and ARTHUR G. SHOUP,

individually, and as United States At-

torney, and all and singular the deputies,

assistants and agents of each and all of

the parties above named.

Appellees.

ANSWER TO APPELLANT'S PETITION FOR

REHEARING.

ARTHUR a SHOUP,

United States Attorney.

HOWARD D. STABLER,

Asst. United States Attorney.

i For Appellees,

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