Dailey v. City of New York

The judgment should be modified, so as to provide as follows: Ordered, adjudged and decreed that the defendant the city of New York, and the defendant John T. Fetherston, commissioner of street cleaning, and each of them, and their and each of their attorneys, agents, servants and employes, be and they are hereby enjoined and restrained during the continuance and life of the contract of the plaintiffs with the city of New York of August 12, 1913, for the final disposition by the plaintiffs of the ashes, street sweepings and rubbish that may be collected by the defendant the city of New York, in the boroughs of Manhattan and the Bronx, from delivering, dumping or depositing upon the scows or other transporting conveyances of the plaintiffs, material other than “ashes, street sweepings and rubbish,” as those words are specifically defined in the said contract between the plaintiffs and the city of New York, which is collected from the department stores, factories, business establishments and buildings, no_ portions of which are used as dwellings or residences by others than caretakers, janitors or watchmen in the employ of those conducting the business, in the borough of Manhattan, city of New York, either by carts of the defendant or by the owners of private vehicles under special permits, issued by the defendant the city of New York, and the defendant John T. Fetherston, its commissioner of street cleaning; and it is further ordered, adjudged and decreed that the complaint herein, so far as it demands injunctive relief against the defendants under subdivisions B, O and D in