New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-03-09
COURT RECORD.
"WEDNESDAY, MARCH 8, 1876.

.r U01to0 Se0eoO C1fCoot VO~1ss
Present Hon. w. B. Woods, circuit
judge.
was ordered.
United States 70. Edward Fahrenbach OF
ai.-Conspiracy to defrsud tho United
Ntatea. William n. Todd pleaded not
rniitv. and gave bond Of 5000, with John
w. Madden as surety.
Same W. John Winston.-Couspiracy to
defraud the United States This relates to
bounty claims. Bond Of $500, with w. H..
Pembert0n 20 surety.
Oakes A. Ames W. New Orleans, Mobile
and Cexas railroad.-Verdict for plaintiff of
S25. .440.
r. B. Gardner vs.. Henry Tricou.-On
trial. Jury out, with permission to return
sealed verdict.
superior DiatFlot Court.
Hon. B. L. Lynch, presiding, in the ab'
sence of Judge Hawkins.
State * rel. Warner Van Norden vs.
citv of New Orleans sets forth
that the Administrators are required by
law to issue writs for the collection OF Judg-
ments on the drainage tax; that they refuse
| to do 90; that &248, 1872 25 is now due, and
prays TO. q mandamus to compel them to
collect il aud nav over. Rule to show cause
March l3 issued.
State ex rel. Mississippi and Mexican
| Gulf Snip Canal Company vs. same.-ke.
lator alleges the city has been condemned
a. q corporation to pay drainage tax OF
| $65, $50 IS, and asks q mandamus to COM
pell the Administrators to amend the es-
innate of receipts and expenditures by
placing the Judgment among the liabilities.
| Rule made returnsble March l3.
State Vs. Charles Clinton.-Injunction on
appropriation bill of 1875. The item of con.
| tinpent expense of the Attorney General
State We. Louisiana Board of Trustees of
the American Printing House for the
| Blind.-The petition alleges that the dc.
| fendant company was incorporated by act
| Of January 3, 1859, to collect &25, 900 for Q
| nrintine estsblishment for the blind at
| Louisville: that ON condition that the sum
was raised in seven years the State con-
trihuted $4,000 by act No. l63 Of March 10.
| 1860: that the sum has not been raised, but
the States contribution was deposited in
the Louisiana Savings Institution and has
drawn interest ever since, and that by law
the money should he paid to the State.
Prayer that the bank be restrained from
paving the money to the defendant COM
pany. and that they be compelled to restore
It to the State. Injunction issued without
bond.
| euDeriof Criminal Court.
| NoLLE PRosEoC1 ENTERED.
| Peter Krane, embe zzlement; Terrence
Mullen, assault and battery on Police OH
Ger J. L. Brown.
State vs. Bill Williams alias Brandy
Burglary and assault and battery. MOI
guilty.
cealed weapons. Guilty.
State vs. Francois R.nce.-Carrying con
cealed weapons. Not guilty.
State vs. Bernard Baumgarten.-Carry
| ing concealed weapons. Not guilty. o.
the reading of this verdict Judge Steele di
| rected the names of the jurors to be strlckel
from the panel.
First District Court.
! IMPORTATION.
Petty larceny-Richard T. Elliott.
sENTENCED.
Frank Bartlett, for assault and battery, u
second District Court.
Successions of Thomas Little Graham
Mrs Lizzie Dean and Eliza Yealmad, wido'
Of Joseph Landes, opened.
Fourth District Court.
&c. Palmer e. Co. vs. r. H. Benners 4
Co-Judgment for PLAINTIFF for $l994 %.
Byrnes Brothers vs. w. Harrington Z
Co-Judgment for plaintiffs for $3.50 95
JIG. Moore & Co. We. Delta Oil Company
city Of New Orleans third opponent.-Judl
ment that the taxes be paid in preterenc
to all other claims, and that the sherlh CIV
| - <;tln uuti) III ar in 6On0