
    GEORGE N. BAXTER v. THE ORINOCO COMPANY, LTD.
    March 15, 1925.
    No. 23,935.
    When appeal can be reinstated.
    Motion to reinstate appeal by deposit of filing fee nunc pro tunc was denied because the neglect to make deposit within statutory time was that of appellant himself and no valid excuse was offered — Semble otherwise, had a valid excuse been made and proved — See Wheeler v. Crane, 141 Minn. 78. [Reporter.]
    After the appeal had been dismissed, 158 Minn. 530, 197 N. W. 219, appellant moved to have the appeal reinstated.
    Denied.
    
      George N. Baxter, pro se.
    
      J. W. Le Crone, for respondent.
   PER CURIAM.

The appeal herein was dismissed, upon the ground that appellant failed to comply with chapter 22, Laws 1917, requiring a deposit of $15 with the clerk.

This is a motion asking that the appeal be reinstated. We see no reason for so doing. It appears that appellant’s counsel requested appellant to attend to such matter in sufficient time. Appellant failed to comply with the request until it was too late. Appellant is alone at' fault in the matter. The motion is denied. 
      
       Reported in 202 N. W. 829.
     