New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1874-06-12
COURT RECORD.
THURSDAY, JUNE IL, 1874.
Superior District Court.

EupChsUA DAStAaSt COAHts
Edward I. Parker. public administrator.
for the use of the Charity Hospital, vs. New
Orleans Savings Institution: same VS.. Me-
chanics and Traders Bank same vs.. State
National Bank.-The petitions in these
cases aliege that defendants are indebted
to the Charity Hospital $1,000 each: that by
act No. lii Of 1874 all banks and insurance
companies were required to publish Lists OF
persons having unclaimed sums OF money,
etc; that failure to publish subjects the
delinquent corporation TO penalty OF
$1,000 for tie benefit of the hospital, and
that the defendants have fyiled and refused
to comply with.the law.
State ex rel Mary Field va. Recorder of
Mortgages -Relator alleges she can not
convey a title to certain property because
of fictitious and erroneous entry of
privilege against it, and prays for man
damus to compel its erasure. Rule nIsI IS
sued.
State ex rel. A. P Field. Attorney Cen
eral, vs.. Eugene Driscoll and clerk of the
Sixth District Court.-On the petition al
leging there is pending in the Sixth District
Court suit for $500, entitled Eugene Drls-
coll VS.. A. II. Macarthur, which involves
the tenure Of office held by A. H. Near
thur, who has been appointed justice OF the
First Municipal Police Court; that his sal
ary ia $500, which, with three years TO run,
makes MS interest in the suit $1,000: that
the State is interested in the suit for the
protection of its officers: that the purpose
of the suit is the hindering and embarrass.
ing of toe said justice in the discharge OF
his duties; that if the suit is we'll founded
it comes under the exclusive Jurisdiction OF
this court, under act No. 3 OF 1872, the man
damus applied for was made peremptory,
and the case transferred to this court.
First District Court.
ISFoRMATIoNs FILED.
Petty larcenv-Robert Boom, nine cases;
Martha Boom. Bob Thompson, c. II. Miller.
Assault and ba.tery-Joseph Marcelln.
Entering, etc.-Dan Lockspur.
O5tainin money, etc.-Frank Dougnerty.
HABEAs CORPUS.
State ex rel. Patrick jones vs.. Captain
Fremaux-Relator alleges illegal conane.
| ment and refusal to exhibit authority, and
prays for writ of habeas corpus, which Is
| made returnabis at 10 A. NJ. June II.
NoLLE PRosEQUI ENTERED.
State VS.. Josephine Schneider.-know
ingly receiving stolen goods.
VERDICT.
| State vs.. W. c. Harrison and +. Z. God
bold.-Assault by wilfully shooting at. Ha-
rison, guilty; Godbold, not guilty.
second District Court.
| Success;ons of Paul Marcus. Ed. Ames
Mr.. and Mrs Dupierris Mary Stonl, Widow
Fox. Pat Joyce and Marie SALES, widow
Thomas Lartig que, opened.
| Fourth District Court.
Merchants Mutual Insurance Compan,
Va. A. Poincy.-On promissory note for 8 W
Verdict for plaintiff.
Fifth District Court.
E Phillips vs.. A. D. Moore.-Snit TO
legal services, Waited at $1,000. Verdict TO
$3.50.
w. B. Bronson VS.. S. n. Ball.-Suit O
$3.50 note, with affidavit OF intention t
leave the State. and prayed for writ OF al
re.t. Writ issued on bond of 5000 Motto
TO uuash writ. on the ground that defend
ant is citizen of Illinois. On trial.