New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-08-18
COURT RECORD.
TUESDAY, AUGUST Il. 1879

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COURT RECORD.
| TUESDAY, AUGUST l.. 1875.
! Superior District Court.
| Carondelet Canal Navigation Company
vs. Widow de St. Romes.-Rule of the city
! of New Orleans to allow it to collect taxes
before execution Of plaintiffs Judgmen,
| made absolute.
State ex rel. T. 3. Lyons rs. Charles Gin.
ton.-Application for macdamus TO compel
! defendant to warrant for REALTORS salary as
| parish judge Of East Fe!iciana. Mandamus
| refused.
State of Louisiana VI. John Iarrieux-
| Rule for contempt for violating the iDjunc.
| ton against slaughtering cattle other than
on the premises OF the Crescent City Live
| Stock Landing and SlaughterhOuse Com
pany. Rule made absolute. Defendant
| condemned to fine Of $50. and imprison-
Ment of five days.
Louise Adelaide Cannon. Samuel Jamisop.
William Randolph. L. Madison Day. vs..
cAy Of New Orleans and sheritf.-On rule
filed by Attorney General Dibble, PLAINTIFF
ordered to show cause. August "a. why the
injunction issued should not be set aside
for lack OF sufficient bond and insolvency
OF security, and why damages OF 100 per
cent should not be awarded.
State ex rel. Attorney General Us. Charles
Clinton, State Auditor.-IDjunctiOno on APP
preparation bill. Rule to show cause
August q. why the appropriation OF 10000
for the Insane Asylum should not be re-
leased.
Gabriel Tniaque VS.. William +. Loan,
Superintendent Of Metropolitan Police
Petitioner alleges he Is a grocer and provi.
sion dealer and keeps what is known as a
private market; that he has KEEP. it in ac-
cordance with sanitary laws; tina: act No.
81 of 1874 lie in violation OF article one, sec
ton nine; clause three Of section ten; clause
three Of section eight, and the fourth, fifth,
thirteenth and fourteenth amendments Of
the constitution Of the Uaited States, and
articles six, tep, ZIG and ia Of that OF
louisiana; tina: he was arrested on q capias
from the First District Court, and the case
was nolle prosecuted by the district attor-
ney; that defendant threatens to continue
to ares: him, and prays tbs: ne be re-
strained. Injunction issued on bond Of
$25o.
A. T. Bennett. and Lyman ). Dodge vs..
the Now Orleans Insurance Company and
Frank NJ. Ames. Petitioners allese they
hold l02 bonds OF the New Orleans, Mobile
and Texas railroad, and detail the condi-
tons Of its Incorporation that defendant 10
the sole surviving trustee; that the Uaited
States Circuit Court caused the road TO be
sold in sections that e. II. Allen is repre-
sentipg Amer: that the $500 bonds Of the
line from Sabine TO Houston never legally
passed out Of the hands Of the trustee; that
Charles Morgan has Instituted suit to re.
cover back the branch from Brashear TO
VermiliOnyille: that neither of these por-
tons should he distributed as ordered by
the United States court; that the holders of
536 bonds paid the Pontchartrain railroad
should not participate. sad that the proper
ty is badly administered.
Wherefore, the premises considered, Pc
titioners pay that said defendants, resid-
ing in the State OF Louisiana, as set forth
herein, and the said sbsentees and IN
known holders of Aaid bonds, through the
curator or attorney ad hoe to be appointed
to represent Them, be- cited to answer this
petition; that all the property within the
State Of Louisiana. of whatever nature or
kind, acquired by said Amer. as SO. forth in
this petition, be judcially segueetered, and
that the same be placed ia the hands of a
judicial seGuestratOr or receiver, who sha
have complete control, custody and mar
ageneDt OF the Same under orders of this
honorable court, and TO report thereto from
time to time, as he may be specially or gen
orally ordered, until the final disposition of
this case, or until otherwise ordered, and
that after all due proceedings there be .
judgment decreeing portion OF all the
said property, as herelnOefOre described,
by licitatiop, and that the proceeda of the
sale or sales of said property be distributed
according to law. And they further pray
for costs and all general relief
LymanJ. Dodge and A. q. Bennett: ap-
pointed receivers.
X. Fortiet vs.. city Of New Orleans and
sheriti.-Petitioncr alleges defendant is
about 10 unlawiully advertise and sell his
property. Injunction issued on bond of
$500.
Albert Thiesa. vs. Ms-ais Street Me:ho-
diet Episcopal Church.-Suit OF note Of 100.
Fret District Csuri.
DISCHARGED.
Mrs. NJ. J. Mess, false imprisonment;
false pretences. atfidavits dismissed: Isaac
Spearing and Mary Howard, petty larceny,
nolle pro seoul entered; Charles Ford, petty
larceny. acquitted: w. L. Thomson. assault
and battery. mietrial entered.
lSFORMATIONs.
Assault and battery-Johr Smith, Mrs.
Gatfrey, Ulysses Peterfols.
Petty larceny-Adeline Smith. Eieey How.
ard, William Smith.
egNTENCEc.
Loui. Parker and Joe Alexander, petty
larceny, one year each; FRANK Mitchell, petty
larceny, six months; Henrietta johnson, as
sault and battery, one month"; petty larceny,
three months.
Second DistYica Court.
SUGGESTIONS OF John Breen. and Columbia
Granelli. wife Of Michel Esrdelis, opened.