New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-23

b INV ORLEANS
Is CoUR1s.
~ E,eusaia.a Let
80 -. ne New Orleans ana
1nn11D and Iottery Com.
10 otate Lottery Company,
1kles 4. Howard il tho presi-
52n1lfoa 70 tho Eighth District
- H. Now Orleans and Ha-
- - Lottery Company, re-
<r16a1Dd under the general incOr-
SEs ~ ehe State, from interfering
- = TO exclusive privilege given
~ ~ ~ tegislatufe Of August IL,
- prevent the said Steamship and
6onny from recording their act
H = the of6co Of the Recorder
- represcnt that, by the act of
}1A they were granted, for the
1k tWeaty-hvo years, the exclusive
axpWing lotteries and series of
G4d ~ selling lottery, policy and
~ Gkotgy devices, ETC., through
M 81 L0uiaiafla, and that said
o y of great value to petitioners,
- potiti0ners pay to said. State
- = btEo subsidy.
= 1eoteadod act of incorporation
De G1 ftqan1shfp and lottery company
~ EV6latiou of the said exclusive
IA that said parties intend, it
S&d - carry their said purpose
t6'the great and irreparablc in
~ comb ined action of said par
With tho deliberate intention
j fttpuers' rights, they have suf-
4 - ID tho sum of $4,000 to this
NJ aid stesnship and lottery
~ liable IN sOlidO to petitioners.
seteudedl act Of. Incorporation
tanship and lottery company
- and void, and directly III con-
n u To laws Of the State, and that
< 5nnnin Bloomfield, president Of
~ aanlc with the formalities
Nv the general incorporation
Ming tho same recorded in the
"a II this.city. Wherefore they
rid pretended company and
~ dir4otors be enjoined from pro-
G1y out it, alleged purposes,
- 6outhyorth, Recorder Of
e1joined from recording said
net Of incorporation, and that,
e 1eBeeding, they be compelled to
1870 ~ 900 damages, etc.
Qkeklee T. Howard being duly
49, ~ b president Of the Lou
loe>oIy Company; that all the
" u tie foregoing petition are
Hook and that writs of iniunc-
peleonEy - protect the rights of
NY u the premises.
81 n CHARLES T. HOWARD.
a1Id subscribod before me this
w. L. EVANS.
IT defendants be ordered to
- Tuesday, May 2, 1871, at
Why an Injunction should
- within prayed for, and accord
HnuRY c. D1BBLE, Judge.
April q, 1871.
1es Cesrt-An Attempt to
nx1be ! Jury.
~ 6chnell We. Frish, in the
3ets Court before q jury, in
~ S1nfnlif claimed 4s5, 900 damages
- AZ her husband, who was
~ bEe1en Down BY q blow of the
1o1(lant, which killed him, was
j. eqaclusiOn yesterday by the
~ agree. It i said the jury
e1adsvit IN connection with
Fl been made before Judge Col
5@UETant issued for the arrest of
c16na, city Of New Orleans.
y n1Drsigned, J. Wharton Col
&k*tho Seventh District Court
ri - Orleans and ct the in |
npla3At IN open court of the
~ - $50 Of Elizabeth Schneu
~ personally came and ap-
1o 18th, who, being by the
o<a dily sworn, doth depose
~ I I'm . mcmber Of the panel
~ 6eventh District Court
nth; that was regularly
y ~ the case Of Schnell vs..
Hee0eday, the twenty-first in
i ~ trial Of said case, and
III Vere enjoying . recess al
GG0ert, / waS met 1t the foot of |
ilfnw from the cOurtrOom to
bY = nan whose name has been |
Is IS George Fisher, and who |
1sally s named, and whom |
TT, TIT aid Fisher began q CON |
4 Ne, during which he said |
2x ether t6ings: First, he |
- Wa eoin9. for: I told |
16n6s a his business: then I |
Gol Hehouee corner Of St. Ann
ana wnen = was there
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