De Mers v. Sandy Spit Fish Co.

Citations

• 24 Wash. 582
• 64 P. 799
• 1901 Wash. LEXIS 574

Syllabus

<p>APPEAL-DISMISSAL — RESUMPTION OF JURISDICTION BY TRIAL COURT.</p> <p>Where a motion by appellants to dismiss their own appeal was filed on June 26th, with respondent’s permission to have the motion acted on at once indorsed thereon, and notice was served on the parties that the motion was granted, though a formal dismissal of the appeal was not made by the supreme court until September 14th, the trial court again acquired jurisdiction of the cause so as to make its orders entered therein on the 30th of June legal.</p> <p>FISHING SITE-ABANDONMENT •— RELOCATION.</p> <p>The failure of a locator- of a fishing site to construct a trap thereon during the fishing season covered by his license, under Laws 1897, p. 214, § 7, does not constitute such an abandonment of the location as to disqualify the licensee for relocating the same for the next fishing season.</p>