Williams v. Pope

HAZEL, District Judge.

This is on motion by defendants to strike out portions of the bill as impertinent and to dismiss it on the ground that sufficient facts are not stated to constitute a cause of action. - The bill is tautological, uncertain, and verbose. It was prepared in propria persona by the complainant, who is without legal training, and contains a number of conclusions of law and redundant irrelevant allegations, but on careful perusal it will be found to charge the defendants, who are inspectors of steam vessels at Buffalo, with conspiracy to prevent the complainant, who claims to…