New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1871-04-01

~
= -
49,. 49, p /. - = 49, ~
= - ~ ~ : ntn
T. VI ~ - oU1o nus
"a ~ S.-7 80 lsBsa hv uakt.G e.
e .4.;~ h paymenf q tt oaleFl4
~ .S~sI eDp1eyeo anA UfUberD q -
1870 Rs1ice IN accoedance With ct |
q. q Of 1853 redeemabse for parish and
nudieipal taxes and Icenses- tSee oct No.
a. Of 1881. Il
The Legislature, On TIE tyeaty4ut q
February, 1870, q order to strengthen them
former - Mo. Al, 1Nvl, entitled N 81 to
make the ,checks md orders f1sued
or to be issued for the payment Of the
Metropolitan Police, and for the cxpenses
oi the p11ieo. dinttiet 81 New OEIeanes 6eafe
of Louisiana, receivable for taxes and n
ceDses for the parishes Of Orleans, Jenen0n
and st. Bernard, ona the ei3eB o. Nev ".
leans, Jefferson and Carrollton. and for all
debts due to aidsparishes and cities. and to
fix penalties fer the violation OF this act
fact No. =. 1901
This last act remained, Ike the Prece@g
and unconquefaoie festancc w INC clsy
anInonues. II
FeGtloIers rePresenI ~. ~ tn.e BY Y.
anarchy tney are Pi1co1 - tne merry y. sn9
tyranny OF the cry aatSoSsues Wy. ins.eso
OF oein& R0veLne0 ~ ~, 1l1s 1ncn ~ $.
rue OF cC1aucs 70 AZ tno n1soasAns ol "
Sta!e OF L0olsaea: ARG only Gove n!e ~
tneH arOitFsty caP.aoes - ~ sn .si,D.s
any legal ressssmt-: course Oh c9n9oes
states ana the state Of Aoulsaane, wnicn
both declare that no man or sct OF men %
the United states small exercise any aFoa-
trary or personal power. ys..L.-,e
Wherefore, Pet!tione1 pray that tine elty
OF New Orleans, = T. Flanders, Mayor, ana
the Board OF Caty AdmlnistEstofs, rosPSss
to promptly pay or provide for the Psynens
OF the MetroPohfsn Fohce wsrrsn,s ne.a ~
De en0oined ana Pr9moNea lIoM Rsss
any ORDINANCES, resciuuons, on osner -. =.
unless they SHAH nave Ptcvs0ossy - "
prossdea !oe ncens or p1o"p' Ply
OF the PeutionS1 1x1oas. .s =.
Orser-Let the deiendants oe o1dereo %
snow cause, Q. no,oy' ING .sn.n " aP...'
1871, at Yen oci0cA a. - Wy IN Auu"
non snooi0 not issue - P1sseu loI'
The SHIT ASatsDe the Cetsso fFeAs Asss.
In this suit, in which the plaintiffs, Uessrs.
Deter, Goldstein 4 Co. seek to enjoin the
defendants. the Cotton Press Company, from
further urooee1ines aa1inst them before
a Justice court. it Is alleged that the Cot
ton Press Assscistion = compeeed Of al the
presses in the city except the Safety Cotton
Pres. Il u ALLEGED thet the association has
sought to maintain . nse:Pely, - by ex-
orbitant charges coDpelle0 petitioners to
Press; and that fer this tie association have
declared they would ha1a0 thu plaintiffs by
a series of suits be6ere . Justice of the
peace. which they have proceeded to bring.
The petitioners therefore pray for an injunc-
! ton to restrain defeudante, and for $500
damages.
Cs0istsser Weueras Cesrt.
blacksmith named Joedon. for repairs and
materi.la. TIVE claim (345l vas Awarded.
much to the chaerin Of the captain, who
talked - lofty - his own smoke stack
after very lofty ascent Of rhOdOmOntade.h he
came down Ike . brick, and paid the
money.
The case OF Peter Kelly, mate OF the
Natchez, was examined Kelly was charged
with having struck Peter Dwyef, one OF tne
crew, with pine KNOT 90 Is 70 cause the
loss Of his eye. The result was the dis
charge OF the accused. the evidence snov
ing that he had nothing to do with the
affair
Two OF the crew OF tne Ensnsn snip Juno
sued Tor wages ana aiscn1rge. wncn, upon
ful hearing. WAS refused 49,
The snip Usweso was sue9 !or S2DV wages
oy the seward, VINO also GAINED wases q
COOK. Inc wages I0E ssew aEu we're A"Afue1,
and twenty dollars for services - cook,
amounting 70 VIZ. Dus tne Plainnn wac al
| judged 70 pay the cosss, ior want OF amsea
bic demand
J. Hughes sued the steamer Hesper for
| labor and materials HE CLAIM, amounting
/ to YIN. Was allowed.