New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1875-02-24
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TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %, 1875.


Superior District Court.
Mre. r. zimmerman VS.. D. NJ. Fitch
Exception to jurisdiction sustained anG
petition dismissed, the succession beins
opened and the Second District Court only
having cognizance..
Board of Harbormasters vs.. E.. r. Che
vally and citysof New Orleans. Petitioners
George L. Norton, w. F. Loan, John E
Leet, +. c. Antoine and John Barrow, allegt
that by section 1861 Of the Revised Statutes
their duty is to regulate the stations of sea
going vessels, to remove or replace them
when loading or discharging; that defendant
claiming to be superintendent of wharve.
by virtue Of an ordinance of the city, had
interiered with plaintiffs in placing vessels
at post thirteen, head of Calliope street;
that they have been damaged $1,000, and
pray that defendants be restrained from
further interference. Injunction issued on
bond of $1,000.
j. j. Lord vs. city of New Orleans
Petitioner alleges he has been sued for taxes
on his property; that it is now used for
school purposes; that the Supreme Court in
Frank vs. the city, has decided that all such
property is exempt, and prays for a stay OF
proceedings in the tax suit
Louisiana National Bank vs. Administra-
tor Pilsbury ct als.-Thomas Tails, Jr.,
prays to intervene, alleging he is tele-
superintendent Office; that he is interested
in the suit to the amount Of 500 for salary
Of 1878, and which he will be deprived of if
the Injunction ia maintained. Intervention
allowed.
+ Superior Criminal Court.
G. H. Braughn, Esq. presiding, by virtue
of the following order:
The Judge of the Superior Criminal Court
for the parish of Orleans, A. A. Atocha,
Esq, being temporarily unable to act in his
capacity of judge by reason of severe i'll
ness, it is ordered, pursuant to the provi-
sions Of section ten Of act No l24 of the
General Assembly of the State of Louisiana.
approved April 9, 1874, and under the power
and authority therein granted, that George
H. Braughn, Esq, an attorney at law, who
is duly qualified, be and he hereby is ap-
pointed to preside as Judge of the Super or
Criminal Court for the parish of Orleans,
during the inability of the judge to act az
above set forth, and shall, during the time
ne shall so act, have the same powers as
the judge Of the court.
1t is further ordered that copy of this
order be forth with communicated to the
Governor. Attorney General. Secretary of
State, district attorney and sheriff for the
Criminal Court.
A. A. ATOCHA, Judge.
ORDER FOR JURY.
The clerk will issue An order to the Jury
commissioners and sheriff of the Criminal
Court to proceed without unnecessary de.
lay after the receipt OF this order to draw,
and cause to be summoned, 100 persons 70
serve as jurors in the Superior Criminal
Court for the session Of the said court for
the month of March, said jurors to appear
in court Monday, March 9, 1875.
A. A. ATOCHA,
Judge Superior Criminal Court.
INFORMATIONs FILED.
Carrying concealed weapOns-William
Bell alias Nick, Cyrus Simms, Simon Nash.
Nelson SEVERN, G. L. Richardson.
Burglary-Josephine Edward, George
Walker al las Williams.
Cutting with intent to murder-L. Kear-
ney.
Shooting with intent t. murder-Henry
Wagner, Jean BAptiste Bonhomme, j.
Manuel.
Breaking and entering Murphy,
Patrick Hines.
Grand Iarceny-Precilla Washington and
Felicia.
Robbery-Pierre Walker.
NoLLE PRosEQU1 ENTERED.
observation-disclosures GaskeIl.
Carrying concealed weapon-Fred M
dieton. George Ampp, Henry Scott, L. B.
Joyce.
First District Court.
NFoRMArIoNs FILED.
Assault and battery-Henry Ross, Alfred
George, S. Mccarthy. Sam Robertson,
Frank Butler. T. Casseriy, James o Kelley,
John Clemmer. John Henghauser.
Petty iarcenv-Henry Garrett, Charles
johnson, J. II. Gray. George Hunston,
Charles Moore. Frank X. Butler.
Assault with dangerous weapon-Jane
Wounding less than mayhem-Nat Hill.
NoLLE pRosEQUI ENTERED.
Patty larceny-Jane Hicks
Wounding. etc.-Malinda Wells.
PLEADED GUILTY.
Petty larceny-George Walker.
ACQUITTED.
Assault and battery-John Ritcher.
SENTENCED.
Assault. etc-John Early, fine So 50: Bill
McGee, one hour: John Williams, one hour.
Petty larceny-Mary Jane, eight months;
leila Christian, one year.
Second District Court.
SUGGESTIONS of Adam Ruth, Felix alias
Philippe Arno, Julius T. Standel, Harmon
Doane, Anna Siur:o, and Mrs. Marcella
Tabor opened.
Gabrielle Ledoux and Mary Jane Powers
pray to be emancipated.