Livery Stable Keepers

• Livery Stable Keepers

Individuals who, as a regular course of business, provide quarters for the boarding of horses and rent them for hire. Liver...

• West's Encyclopedia of American Law
• Jap–Ma

• The Past 100 Years

From The Santa Fe New Mexican: November 14, 1907: The livery stable keepers of the city are considering a raise in cab and hack fares. They say that feed and the cost of labor have gone up considerably of late and they must do something to save themselves. The matter has not yet come to a head.

• The Santa Fe New Mexican
• November 17, 2007

• Brotherhood of Railroad Carmen of America, Local No. 429, a Voluntary Association, Individually and as Representatives of Certain Employees of Plaintiff Represented By Said Organization, John Brokena, Individually and as President of Said Organization, Paul Jones, Individually and as Local Chairman of Said Organization, Charles P. Harris, Individually and as Vice-Chairman of Said Organization, and J. R. Baughman, G. E. Greathouse and Robert F. Malone, as Individuals and as Members of a Class Who Fairly and Adequately Represent Certain Carmen Aiding, Abetting, Participating in or Assisting in a Certain Work Stoppage Hereinafter Referred To, Appellants, v. Chicago and North Western Railway Company, a Corporation, Appellee., 354 F.2d 786 (8th Cir. 1966)

... work, having been notified by the time-keepers that Nash had telephoned in to the effect that he ... Act, Congress endeavored to bring about stable relationships between labor and management in this...Appellants cite Tanner Motor Livery, Ltd. v. Avis, Inc., 9 Cir., 1963, 316 F.2d 804, c...

• Federal Circuits

• Robert L. Hargrave, Appellant, v. E. G. Wellman, Doing Business as Wellman Enterprises, Appellee., 276 F.2d 948 (9th Cir. 1960)

...Livery-stable keepers who let animals for hire are bound ...

• Federal Circuits

• Fourteenth Amendment. Section 1: Privileges and immunities of citizenchip, due process and equal protection

...Such are those of the keepers of inns, cabs and grist mills. . . . (3) Businesse...171 (1915) (location of a livery stable within a thickly populated city "is well wi...

• Constitution of the United States (Annotated)

• Are We Monks, or Are We Men? The Monastic Masculine Gender Model According to the Rule of Benedict

This paper poses the question: How can a monk be a man? As a corollary, it asks: Does a monk possess a unique gender status? Heuristic rather than empirical, this paper constructs a type of "thought experiment" in gender definition. The quest is to configure a monastic masculine gender model from the Rule of Benedict (RB), the charter document undergirding Benedictine monasticism, dating from sixth-century C.E. Italy. Despite cultural definition as males, the paper argues that monks abstain from sexual relations within a broader context of non-normative ascetical practices, making them especially susceptible to gender-variant assignment. This paper finds application today in bridging the gap between the values espoused by the Benedictine monks who sponsor Saint John's University in Coll...

...* Lower-class men ("such as tailors, livery-stable owners, inn-keepers," etc. [p. 183]). * Got...

• Journal of Men's Studies
• Vol. 14 Nbr. 3, October 2006

• Electric and Fuel-Cell Vehicles Are a Mirage.

..., were much more frequently contracted by livery stable keepers and employees than by other occupat...

• USA Today Magazine
• Vol. 128 Nbr. 2658, March 2000