New Orleans Republican., 1875-11-16
NEW ORLEANS REPUBLICAN, TUESDAY NOVEMBER l6, 1875
10. 5sl6, same vs.. Finnerty. Judgment af.

frmed.
No; 5765. Same appellant, vs.. Globe Mu.
tuai insurance Company.=.From Superior
tense, act No. 42, March 8, 1871, sec. 6l5;
act No a. March 5, 1872, sec. IA. exempt
lug liability after payment of $1,000 license
tax. They are controlled by special act No.
Is OF April 26, 1872, Sec 16, providing that
no general provision shall apply to the city
OF New Orleans. Judgment annulled and
reversed in favor of $500 tax, with five per
cent interest and lien and privilege.
No. 5S45 State ex rel. George A. Fosdick
We. Judge OF the Sixth District Court.-The
surety on the appeal seems to be solvent,
but the objection is that he is not the owner
OF tangible property. C. P. SIS seems to be
complied with. Writ of prohibition re.
straining further proceedings made per-
emptOrv.
No. 5s55. State ex rel. Alexis Rebet vs..
Judge of Third District Court-After
granting an appeal the judge could dismiss
1t only on the ground of sufficiency of surety,
not on the ground the matter did not ex.
coed 5000. Rule to desist from further pro-
ceedings and send up the record made per.
emptory.
No. 532J. Marie Lafon vs.. N. F. Jouber.,
appellant-From Sixth District Court. The
maker OF the mortgage note was duly au
thorized by a competent court. The de-
fendant purchasing the property assumed
payment: The appeal was evidently taken
tor delay. Judgment affirmed with ten per
cent damages.
Superior District Court.
State of Louisiana vs.. Charles Clinton
Auditor. and Antoine Dubuclet, Treasurer
injunction on appropriation of 1875. n
addition to the items released Novem Der s,
that OF $500 tor the salary of the clerk to
o1an raIa
City of New Orleans VS.. H. Rodriguez
Petition for license of $lOO for bar-room.
Same va. F. Brunet.-Petition for license
OF Sl0O for restaurant.
Henry P. Buckner vs.. Edm. NJ. Ivens.-
Petitioner alleges ownership of Ivens
foundry by purchase at sheritfs sale, April
~, 1874, in suit of same title, in the Fifth
District Court; that possession was given
him and since re tained: that defendant has
instituted suit in the Sixth District Court
to disturb the possession, and petitioner
has suffered $1,000 damages. Injunction
issued on bond of $1,000.
superior Criminal Court.
EoLLE PROsEoUI ENTERED.
Riley Coleman, conviction of larceny and
charge of embezzlement.
L. Z. Butler, carrying concealed weapons.
MOTIONS.
State vs. Louisa Jones.-Con victed No
vember of grand larceny in stealing 1890
from James Dillon Hales. Judgment ar
rested.
State va. James Wood ct al.-Bal in the
case OF w. +. Dunham reduced from $500
to $1,000 for three cases.
SENTENCED.
Charles Sewers, breaking and entering
the store Of j. A. Turnell, No. % Baronne
street, September 49, Plea of guilty Octo-
Der 81 Five years
Alfred Ford. breaking and entering the
Office of Lord & McPeake. corner of Camp
and Gravier streets. Convicted Novembe
10. Five years.
First District Court.
NoLLE PRosEQUI ENTERED.
Frank Renton, assault and batter; Jen.
ME Miller, petty larceny; William Palmer
gambling, under Revised Statutes, section
9l3, affidavit dismissed.
INFoRMATIoNs.
Assault and battery-Mrs. Bergonla, NJ.
j. and Alice Morris, Amanda Perry, Thomas
and Mrs. Houlihan. John G raser.
Petty larceny-Auguste johnson, Fred
Albert, George Hunt, Charles jackson
Charles Lewis
Entering, etc.-Madelena Cane.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Mrs Phillips, of assault and battery.
SENTENCED.
Henry Jacks son. Petty larceny, eighteen
months: Ernest Anderson, mule stealing,
one day.
Second District Court.
Succession of Mary Green, wife of Ed
ward G Dill, opened,
Fourth District Court.
Paul Cronere VS.. Jean and Pierre Berge
ret.-Judgment for plaintiff for S555 80