City of New Orleans v. Cosgrove
Supreme Court of Louisiana
Appeal from Second Recorder’s Court of New Orleans; Chas. J. Gauthreaux, Judge. Robert J. Cosgrove was convicted of violating an ordinance of the city of New Orleans, and appeals.
1Opinion of the CourtProvo Sty, J.
The accused was convicted before the Second Recorder’s Court of the city of New Orleans, upon an affidavit charging him with violating City Ordinance 5392, N. C. S., by failing to renew his license as steam boiler engineer for the year 1910, and was fined $5; and he has appealed.
The said ordinance is interminably long, and is more than matched in that respect by the demurrer filed by the accused, in which its validity is assailed on a number of points and grounds. One of these only we find it necessary to examine. We also find it unnecessary to refer to the ordinance otherwise than in general…
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