, 1875-07-04
FARWELL ACCEPTS.
He Will Heir the Argument on
= That Injunction.
Judge Booth Remains in the Grim
inal Court.

| An application was made yesterday morning ts
Judge Farwel! to extetd tho injunction In ths
| case OF Tho Police Board VI. Mayor Culvin. 4
like motion vas made Friday, but tho judge
refused to hear 1t, and referred The
lawyers to Judge Booth, who hae
| issued the injunction. After an extended
tramp over the business portion Of the city it
search OF Judge Booth, which VAS unsuccessful
the lawyers gave it up, and yesterday urged thif
fact as ground Why The Injunction should be
granted longer life. Mr. Fuller sald that be
would like to haYs the writ extended until Thurs.
day. It was like pronnisory note which expired
Monday, or rather, that being i holiday, satur-
day.
The Judge asked the counsel for the city il
they had any objection, to which Mr.. Young re-
piled that he
COULD NOT CONSENT TO INT EXTENSION.
The Judge said the application would be more
properly made to Judge Booth, because he
granted the writ In the first place, but. II be
could not be found, the complainants ought not.
Therefore, to bo deprived OF their right to hare
the order extended until the question could be
hoard. II there was good reason to grant the
injunction in the first place, there Was just as
much reason to extend it until arrangements
could be made to have it heard. He suggested
that the counsel make an attempt to find Judge
Booth and if they could not do 80 he would
grant the extension asked.
After hearing what Judge Farwell had to say,
COUNSEL went acroes the ti7er for the purpose Of
NTERV1EWIN8 JUDGE BOOTH.
As soon Us the quo warranto case IVES decided
Mr. Fuller explained to the Court tho steps
they had taken With regard to tue Injunction,
dwelling particularly on the desperate hunt they
had for his Honor the previous day, and stating
briefly how the matter then stood. They would
be the happiest OF men il tho Court would e.
tend the Injunction and arrange 30 that Judge
Farwell could hear the case.
Mr. Goudy expressed his belief that it could
be disposed of in one day.
The Court remarked that he had been 80 long
out of the Circuit Court that he could not bear
the idea of anything inserruptlng his speedy re-
turn thereto. He inquired OF tie States Attor-
ney it there was much criminal work next week.
Mr. Reed reulied that there WAS henyy cal
endar. and that the Criminal Judge was likely to
be kept busy.
Mr.. Cloudy Was willing to devote Monday to
the case.
Mr. Fuller could not agree to such IN arrange
mont, as he Was anxious to celebrate. He did
not wish to mis'ead the Judge as to the probable
length of the case. Although it WAS considered
it would be brief. yet it would not be at all un-
to suppose that couple of days
would have to be wasted On 1t. For himself, be
was long -winded, and would be difficult to stop
when be- got started.
JUDGE DICKEY
thonght it vaa not improper that tho Injunction
should be- continued, but its terms we're much
broader than we're essentially necessary. It for
bade the performance Of any act which should
recognize in any way the validity Of tho ordj-
nance abolshing the Board Of Police, and it
placed q part Of the parctical working Of the
sity machinery in unnecessary embarrassment
The payday Of the patrolmen WAS approaching,
md it was necessary that their vouchers for
service should be proved by some proner
supctionarv, Tho question presented itself.
,hould The Board Of Police or anne other
,ff1cer aue{ik those bills II the hfavor and ali
,fticers Of the city we're enfoined frnm re-
,osnlzing the validity OF the ordinance, !
md thnaa men nrodnced vnuchera |
.nnroyed bv tha Board CT PoIce'
/ wns question whether the COMPTROLLER could I
,av auv attention tn tina fndorsament Tim in |
nnct;on. m the other iand wonld MT a1ow hin, |
q act On the Endorsement OF anv other ofTicar of
ho city. He thought the order should be 90 t
modified as not to Interfere with that matter. and
nahlo fba man tn pat ttoi. 1nouvy without anv
roubio.
Mr. Fuller could not see that the COMPTROLLER !
ould raise any question as to the VALIDITY Of !
be auditing OF the Board Of Police, That the ]
nrohbitef any action racopnjzfn,, The
ordinance he was aware, and be was PERFECTLY
,11|ine that an order should be entered authorfZ-
ng the COMPTROLLER to pay On tho auditing OF
he Board.
judge Dickev said
THAT woU11, Eor DO.
he 1pjupction allowed that now, Some yery
hat that ordinance was effective. but also that