Walker v. Jameson

— On July 12, 1893, the city of Indianapolis, by its board of public works, by contract (a copy of which is in the complaint), clothed James H. Woodward with the exclusive right and obligation to remove the garbage from the premises of all persons in said city, *593and to transport the same through the streets thereof to the crematory.

On August 18, 1893, with the written consent of the city, said Woodward assigned the contract to the appellee Jameson. The circuit court, at the suit of Jameson, after due notice and hearing on complaint and affidavits, enjoined appellant from interfering with or…