New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1876-11-26
COURT RECORD.
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER IS, 1876.
6upreme Court.

Desire Gregoire vs. d. L. Lynch, Judge Of
the Superior District Contributions al.
leges that he has carried on o private mar
ket corner Of Roman and Customhouse
streets, and done q prosperous business;
that be obtained an injunction from the
Superior District Court against Admins
traitor Turnbull and the Chief Of Police,
enjoining them from interfering with him
under act No. 81 of 1874; that it is
now in full force and pending ON appeal;
that Louis Bales private person, has OBJ
tanned from the same court an injunction
under the same act; an injunction prevent.
ing him from carrying on his busines that
it II an evasion OF the previous injunction;
that no person can interfere bus said
Turnbull; that it is to allow some pri-
vste msrkets to remain open and force
others to close; that petitioner hes sui.
fered Q loss of $500; that b. L. Lynch,
judge, of said court has exceeded his juris-
dlctlon, having granted . suspensive ap-
peal, and will continue unless restrained.
Prayer for writ of prohibition eDjoining
and prohibiting Judge Lynch from
exercising sny Jurisdiction in said
Injunction of Bales vs.. Eris, IS
to petitioner. and both judge and Bales
prohibited from in any manner interfering
with petitioner in the sale OF fresh meat,
fresh fish. poultry and other marketable
commodities, pendi & his said Injunction
on appeal In this court and until the final
determination Of said suit against Turn.
bull.
Order. Lot the application of tho relstor
be granted, and let the wr;ts issue accord.
ing 70 Law: returuable ON the fourth Of De-
JOHN T. LUDELING,
Chief Justice Supreme Court Of Louisiana.
Bernard Barthe vs.. eame.-The petition
is substantially the same, the Injunction
complained Of being in the case OF Larnes
Va. Bsrthe, and the prayer and order are
similar.
The court adjourned to December 4.
when opinions will be read.
superior District Court.
E. C. Hancock vs. Mrs. E. Holbrook ct
als.-Petitioner alleges that the Pieayune
was cold to the Herald Company by the
sheriff; that it was purchased on bond of
Joseph Hernandez; that afterward it was
sold to A. NJ. Holbrook, he assuming tho
bond and taking sixty. five shares. the Her
aid Company fifty five, Of which plaintiff
msnd conspired. against the protest
Of Alexander Walker, and sold the
Picayune to Hernandez; that they had no
right 60 to do. the bond being personal to
HOlbr0Ok, and was not due; that K. w.
Holbrook and George Nicholson became
liquidators; that Hernandez sold the paper
to Holbrook for so 900; that C. T. Howard
is an assignee; that the paper never legally
became the property Of Holbrook. Prayer
for Q decree Of PSI of the value of the
paper, the shares having risen from $3.50 to
1890, and Q receiver. Cause to be shown
December l.
Edward Hansen Va. New Orleans, Jack
son and Great Northern railroad.-Judg-
ment for $A.
w. Van Norden vs. Leeds e. Coin
junction dismissed.
George C. Norcross vs.. Adam Betz.-
Possession given Of property purchased at
. tax sale in the Fourth District.
Same VI. Pat Burke.-Same Judgment
Superior Criminal Court.
NOTIONS.
Breaking, etc.-Tom Brady. convicted
May 81 Of breaking into the store of J.
Regan. corner of DAuphine and St: Louis
streets, ON tho night OF August u, 1875.
der advise ment.
Grand larceny-Ge0rge Hardy, ocnvict-
ed November 20 of having picked the
pocket of Mrs. Maria 6choll, on Magazine
street, of 600 and note for 4l400. Motion
for now trial argued and taken under ad-
visement.
Sobornation Of periury-B. P. Blanchard
ct al Motion to quash indictment partly
argued on behalf Of defendants and further
proceedings continued.
Murder-William Kuuckley ct al.-Mur.
der of D. A. c. Lee on October 8, on GAL
latin street. Motion to admit John Lyons
to bail. Laid over to await the action Of the
grand jury, the case being before that body.
SENTENCED.
Burglsry-Alfred Jennings, convicted of
burglary of the residence Of Mrs. Marie
Tape On Poydras near Basin street, and
to the mercy of the court,
one year hard labor.
second District Ceurs.
Succession of Jsan LserOix. alias La.
CIRCUITS, opened.