Correspondence from Mayfield to Himmelstein
Correspondence
July 3, 1969
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Case Files, Furman v. Georgia Hardbacks. Correspondence from Mayfield to Himmelstein, 1969. abab838e-b325-f011-8c4e-7c1e5267c7b6. LDF Archives, Thurgood Marshall Institute. https://ldfrecollection.org/archives/archives-search/archives-item/4c32654c-ea20-4772-8e38-4b097e228ecb/correspondence-from-mayfield-to-himmelstein. Accessed November 23, 2025.
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B. CLARENCE MAYFIELD
ATTORNEY AND COUNSELOR AT LAW
COLLIER PROFESSIONAL BUILDING
910 WEST BROAD STREET
SAVANNAH, GA. 31401
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Stute of Georgia HENRY H. COBB, CLERK
EVA F. TOWNSEND, Deputy CLERK
BOND ALMAND, PRESIDING JUSTICE Supreme Tourt CARRIE L.BELL, DEPUTY CLERK
CARLTON MOBLEY GEO.H.RICHTER,JR.,REPORTER
BENNING M. GRICE Atlanta GUY M. MASSEY, AssT. REPORTER
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A. BROADDUS ESTES, SHERIFF
HIRAM K. UNDERCOFLER
JOHN E. FRANKUM
ASSOCIATE JUSTICES July 2 1969
W. H. DUCKWORTH, CHIEF JUSTICE
Mr. B. Clarence Mayfield
Collier Professional Building
910 West Broad Street
Savannah, Georgia 31401
Dear Mr. Mayfield:
In re: Case No. 25163, Furman v. The State a.
Your "motion to obtain, free of cost, a certified
transcript of the record" in this case was referred to
Chief Justice Duckworth today, along with a copy of my
letter of June 20, 1969, to you reciting, among other
things, your promise to pay for this record, a copy of
which said letter you did not attach to your motion as
you did one of your and one of my letters relating to this
matter.
He declined to sign any order relating thereto; but
after I conferred with him about this, it was agreed that
I send you the certified copy of the record before you pay
the cost thereof, but not "free of cost".
We intend to continue to bill you for this order in
accordance with all prior practice in such matters and in
accordance with your promise to pay therefor after you
were fully advised about the matter, unless we are other-
wise directed.
I am mailing you the record today.
Yours very truly,
H. Cobb
obb, Clerk