The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1899-07-18

treasurer and agents from paying sale
Patrick Welch and the said James r
Mills any money and praying that al
order may issue restraining said iona
than N. Rowe of said city Of New Ha
ven, from certifying that any sum o.
money is due from said city Of New
Haven to the said Patrick Welch ant
from certifying that any sum of money
Is due from said city Of New Haven tc
said James N. Mills, and an order re-
straining the said Jonathan N. Rowe
controller of said city of New Haven
from causing any order upon said city
or New Haven, from causing any order
upon said treasurer Of said city of New
Haven, in favor of either said Patrick
Welch or the said James Il. Mills to be
issued as charged in said petition, until
the term of the superior court next to
be holden at New Haven on the first
Tuesday of September, 1899, and until
said court shall make further order in
the premises.
Therefore: By authority of the state
or Connecticut, you, the city OF New
Haven and your officers, treasurer and
agents are hereby strictly enjoined and
forbidden to pay any money to either
the said Patrick Welch or the said
James e. Mills, and you, the said jon
athan N. Rowe, controller of the city Of
| New Haven, are hereby strictly en-
| Joined and ordered that from hencefortll
you do absolutely desist and refrain
from certifying that any money is due
and owing from said city of New Haven
to the said Patrick WEIGH or to the said
James Il. Mills or either of them and
that you do henceforth absolutely desist
and refrain from causing any order to
| be drawn upon the city treasurer in
| favor Of said Patrick Welch and the
said James e. Mills, or either of them,
until the term of the superior court to
| be held at New Haven within and for
! the county of New Haven, on the first
| Tuesday of September 1899, and until
said court shall make further order in
the premises.
1t is further found tina this temporary
injunction ought to issue without bonds
and surety
JOHN P. STUDLEY,
A Judge of the Common Pleas Court
for New Haven County.
To the Sheriff of the County of New
Haven, His Deputy or to Either Of
the Constables of the Town Of New
Haven Within Said Country. Greet
ing:
By authority of the state of Connec-
tlcut, you are hereby commanded to
forthwith give notice of the foregoing
complaint order and injunction to the
said city of New Haven, by leaving with
the clerk of said city, true and attest
ed copy Of the foregoing complaint, or
der Of injunction and citation, and you
are to give notice of the foregoing COM
plant, order and injunction to the said
Jonathan N Rowe, by leaving with him
or at his usual place of abode, a like
true and attested copy of the foregoing
complaint, order of injunction and cita-
ton.
Dated at New Haven, this 18th day
Of July, 1899.
JOHN p. STUDLEY,
Judge of the Common Pleas Court for
New Haven County.
Following Is the writ of mandamus
issued
To the Honorable Superior Court now
in session at New Haven, in and for
the county Of New Haven, comes
James White of said city and county
of New Haven, state of Connecticut,
and shows said court:
1. That Alexander Troup, of the city
and county of New Haven and state of
Connecticut, was on the first day of
July, 1899, and ever since has been di-
rector of public works of the city of
New Haven, and that on said first day
Of July, 1899, John j. Brennan was and
ever since has been superintendent of
streets in said city of New Haven
2. That as such officers the said
Troup and Brennan have charge, drec-
ton and control of all the employees OF
said city in the department Of public
works, but have no legal right to re-
move your petitioner from the position
which he held, as hereinafter stated,
except for cause not political.
g. That on said first day of July, 1899, |
and ever since, the plaintiff was an en- |
ploye of said city and assigned for SER !
vices in the department of public works |
at salary of $1,000 a year, and that |
your petitioner has never been removed |
and is now legally entitled to exercise |
he duties of said employment.
4. That on said first day of July 1899, |
he defendant Troup and the defendant |
Brennan, confederating and conspiring
together for the purpose of depriving
he petitioner of his legal rights, forbid
md prevented the petitioner from per-
orming his said duties as such employe
md ever since have prevented the petit
Toner from performing his said duties,
the petitioner was willing and
offered to perform his duties as such /
and have from day to day de-
Jared to the petitioner that they would
rot recognize him as such empoye and
declared to him that he should not per-
orm his duties, and do in fact prevent
lin from performing his said duties to
aid city and have refused to assign him
0 any employment, and have refused to
ecognize him as an employee of said city
nd have refused to place the petition
RS name upon the payroll of said de-
,artment
s. The said petitioner thareupon
moves this Honorable court to issue
writ of mandamus requiring said
Alexander Troup and said John J.
Brennan to allow and permit the petit
Toner. James White, to exercise and
erform his said duties as such en-
Joyce of said city, or to signify to the