New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1870-04-30

now or hereafter to be connected with such
schools. while in the discharge of their
dutles. and particularly from directly or in
| directly preventing such teachers aud 9th er
persons frcm making their reports, and
recognizing your petitioners AS the only
persons entitled to control and manage the
public schools in the city of New Orleans.
4. That they be enjoined and restraine d
! from keeping possession of, or interfering
| with the archives, books, documents, turni-
ture, apparatus, appendages aud other prop
erty Of or connected in any manner with the
public schools in the city of New Orlerns,
and that they be commanded and required
to leave the same under the sole care ana IN
the quiet custody and control OF your petl-
TONERS.
5. That they be eujoined and restrained
from acting as directors, superintendent,
or secretary of the public schools in the city
of New Orleans, aud from doing any act or
acts of any kind, name or nature, rs director
or directors, as Il Board OF Directors, or
superintendent or secretary, or otherwise,
IN connection with such schools.
g. That they be enjoined and restrained
from issuing or causing to be issued any
writ or writs of Injunction. or any legal or
judicial process whatsoever calculated IN
any Way to interfere with your petitioners
in the discharge of the duties appertalnlng
to them as members OF the Board OF Dlrec-
tors under the act OF the Legislature mere
;nabove referred to.
Lastly-That the sail defendants. and
each and every one of them, may be njoined
and restrained from doing any act or acts,
iudicially or extra judicially, which may
prevent the immediate carrying into effect.
and with full force and rigor, the entire act
of the Legislature, approved March Ii, 1870,
hereinabove referred to.
That the said defendants may be cited to
o,,l
due course of law they may be decided tres
passers and wropgdoers; that the irJunc-
ton herein prayed tor may be perpetuated
and maintained, and that judgment to
that effect and fully protective OF the rights
of petitioners may be rendered: that your
petitioners recover costs and have general
relief in the premises.
A. A. ATOCHA,
Attorneys.
THE WRIT OF INJUNCTION.
You are hereby commanded and required,
enioined and restrained in the name of the
| State of Louisiana and of the Eighth Dis
trict Court for the parish of Orleans, from
interfering with petitioners in the exercise
of their functions and the enjoyment of
! their rights and privileges as a Board of
School Directors in the city of New Or.
| leans, under an act of the Legislature, en-
titled ''An act to regulate public education
in the State of Louisiana and city Of New
Orleans, and to raise revenue for that pur.
pose,' approved March l6, 1870.
2 You are also enjoined and restrained
from attempting to hold possession of the
school houses belonging to the public
schools in the city Of New Orleans, and from
controlling the school funds of the public
schools in said city; and are commanded
aid required to leave such school-houses
and school funds under the sole care, and
in the quiet custody aud control Of petit
TONERS and Board of Directors. as above
set forth.
3. You are enjoined and prohibited, in
every way and manner, from interfering
with the teachers, and all other persons
now, or hereafter TO be connected with such
schools, while in the discharge of their
duties; and particularly from, directly or
indirectly, preventing such teachers and
other persons from making their reports,
and recognizing petitioners rs the only per-
sons entitled to control and manage the
Public Schools in the city of New Orleans.
4. You are eDjoined and restrained from
keeping possession of or interfering with the
archives, books, documents. furniture, ap.
paratus, appendages and other property of,
or connected in any manner with the public
schools in the city of New Orleans; and are
commanded and required to leave the same
and control of petitioners.
5. You are enjoined and restrained from
acting as directors, superintendent, or sec.
cretary of the public schools in the city Of
New Orleans, and from doing any act or
acts, of any kind name or nature, as director
or directors, MS board of directors, or su-
perinsendent, or secretary or other wise, in
connection with such schools.
6. You are enjoined and restrained from
issuing or causing to be issued any writ or
writs of Injunction, or any legal or judicial
process whatsoever, calculated in any way
to interfere with petitioners in the discharge
Of the duties appertainlug to them as men,
bers Of the Board or Directors under the
act of the Legislature hereinabove referred
TO.
Lastly-You are enioined and restrained
from doing any act or acts, judicially or ex-
ira judiciaily, which may prevent the imme-
diate carrying into effect with full force and
vigor, the entire act of the Legislature, ap-
proved March l6, 1870, hereinaDove referred
to.
And you are so epjoinej until the further
order of this honorable court.
Witness: The Honorable Henry G. Dibble
Judge OF our said Court, this twenty-ninth
day of April, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy and in
the ninety fourth year of the independence
Of the United States.
THOMAS LYNNE, Clerk.