The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-03-18
An Injunction Released the Grip Of
the Law and Advantage Was
Taken by the BOokieS.
Modification Was Quickly Made by Judge Dangerfied
and Again Gloom Pervaded the Betting Ring.
Cases of LaW=BreakerS Called in Court

Isaias ". Logs, has already in his possession a
large amouT of personal property belonging to
the plaintiE. and has threatened to take from
Their and larger amount of its personal prop
erty situate upon its race track.
Wherefore the plaintiff prays that the de+'
PENDANTS be restrained and enjoined by this
honorable court from entering in or upon the
Ingeside race track against the desire or the
will of the plaintih in az body. or as police
officers without warrant Nor due process OF
law That all of the defendants be enjoined
and restrained from entering in or upon said
premises without paying the usual admission
fee.
Accompanying the complaint was a pre-
pared writ for the signature of the court
and Immediately upon the undertaking OF
bond in the sum of $4,000, upon which
]. NJ. Rothschild and Manuel Casey APP
peared as sureties, the court affixed his
signature and ACh hurried to serve II
upon Chief Lees and his subordinates.
This writ is as follows:
Whereas On the 18th day of March, 1899, an
order was made by the Superior Court of the
city and county of San Francisco enjoinlng you
your attorneys agents, employees and all others
acting in aid or assistance of you and each of
you to absolutely desst from and refrain from
certain acts in said order and hereinafter more
particularly mentioned
Therefore, this is to command you. said de-
PENDANTS. and all others acting in aid or as
sistance of you and each of you to absolutely
desist and refrain from entering in or upon
said Ingleside racetrack, in the city and county
of the plaintiff, in a body as police officers,
without warrant or process of law.
from entering in or upon these premises with
out process of law, an1 be enjoined from en-
terng in or upon the PREMISES without paying
the usual admission fee. That you do abso-
lutely desist and refrain from entering upon
these premises, any thereof. without pay
ing admission therefor, as paid by the general
public.
That you do absolutely desist and refrain
from marching in or upon such racetrack with
out due process of law police officers. and
do desist and refrain from arresting any per-
son or persons upon the racetrack without war
rant or process of law, unless they be found in
the actual preparation, of an ofrense against
the law.
That YOU Isaias w. Lees do absolutely de-
sist and refrain from ordering any person or
persons connected with the Police Department
from entering or upon the race track, or
from marching thereto with the intent of en-
tering the premises by force. without process
of law.
That you Isaias W. Lees and all other de-
fendants do absolutely desist and refrain from
removing or taking away from the Ingleside
race track any personal property belonging to
the defendant or either any other person
or persons save and except under due process
of law and from molesting the patrons OF the
plaintiff and the plaintiff, without process OF
law. -, =.
That you said Isaias W. Lees, forthwith DO
return to the plaintiff herein all the personal
property in your possession and by you taken
| from the possession Of the plaintin herein
| After the writ of injunction had been
served upon Chief Lees and things again
| opened UP on the floor around the book
stands the squad of policemen who nave