The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1888-07-28
ORDERED TO STOP.
An Injunction Against the
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Aat Prosper ". SAITH.
They are Gisa restrained from selling any
e the consolidated hatGs II TIE oregon
5nsi TranssaEsineatai Company uow TIC
s9id. Hgsd ir1al delivering sue b i.olaE 70
tho 0Fagna Short I4ise oE in4en Pacific
Easlaay companies.
fhey aFe fisthez re0irasne9 fFen nsiae
the proceeds of anx consolidated tasnis
heretofore ssslsi nex On deposit wsfa fh,,
FafaeEs Loan and TrEss tom pAny, aad
from usins aay es he tuuds. property eT
Resources ot the defendant, oregon Railway
and Nay igalsun Cosa pauF. for the eoHstFac-
tloa ~ bridges aua hfaAeh lines without
consent OF tile ssosk khelsiess and from using
ssid funds and resoaress.te aid ans other
eoyapaag ia the construction af railroads
justice Van Brunf directs tnsi 8 iudg.
meas - show csaSe he heard August =
Ia ais affidavit ives charges that Charles
Francis Adams. pres idcBt OF the Jnien
Pacific Railway Company. ON January |,
lsss, nj the inStigzftoo OF Elijah smith.
president of the COMPANY auaonnred ief
The first tsiae his dissatisfaction With sufae
ai the persons selected a. directors. ard
Adams, billion. Smith and others waatsd
proxies given them. with The understand
Ing that they were .e vote for other dsFcs-
teFs for the purpose of ferpripHtisg smith
10 power. aud with the Intention cf doing
the acis cofa plainsd Of and Of opposing
the josui lease - the Union Pacific ard
Serihera Fac ic Railroad Companies.
which would be highly advantageous 10
the Navigation Company.