The Newberry herald and news. (Newberry, S.C.) 1884-1903, 1891-03-12
lie CGD>AN CASE.
Hi! 70: Injunction E:!vd "a lie E-,;r-a..
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CHARLESTON. :. G.. Na:c'l ".--.I :;
O'Clock Today L Iii io- iuijL2c,:Y:. ;.;,>
lied il ih@ United! Sta:es Circuit Cvl.:
BY Ma ]. Aucu,I:u- !. >2Iy::--. Q: cGu1-
81 j.: tle Coy-aw Mining cocIraar.
-ujO!ling tn phosphate territory. Tie
blow. though expected. f.! Ike .!gl:,l-
Il. from c.@ar >Ev. IL Iii! C-c::es
the history o: - c4>e tro-4 liz G;>-
coveCy 0: phosphate - TIE creation o:
.he n.:o~Hhai@ commission ~ ;De acc
q $50. Ite restraining orde- vs. fled
by Judge >imo.to:I. and t1- pertinent
paris are ~ - .0"'S:
90" reading and .i!:H- The =worD
. bill oi ao:np plain, il !G:S cau>a. ali the
affidavit Of Ro@e-! AI--T and Moses
Lopez, and Oh motion ot tNcCradv Sons
and Bacot. and S:uytGe and Le@, soil
citors Tor the com piaiuautS. il : ordered,
tha,;hv I-isDdau;S. benjamin Z. Til
man. Y. !. Pope. ". Il. Ei.s-be J. y.
Montgomery. George r. Waiter and a
". Jones Ue. and they are each of,he:m
hereby, commanded and enjDined from
entering upon or in any ul2-Ce- liter
;eriog with that p-rc Of the C0osaw
river which has hitherto been occupied
OK the said Coosaw Mining company
under grant "t The act o: tte genera.
assembly 0: l>775 Q: the S;ate Of South
Carolina, and more lial.y described il
th= complainant bill. o. any portion
thereof. or from il any va o. manner
interfering with or inte-rupting the
occupancy and quiet enjoyment OF The
said CVO>aw Mining COMPANY thereof.
or with the Continuance By them Of
their mining operations therein. and
from authorizing Or assuming 20 author
jZe others 10 enter upon the said terri
cory. or 70 G;y. mine Or remove phos-
phate rock and phosphate deposits
ihereiroH. "r from any portion thereof,
ana :rou: in>,i-ating or eucOCr .giGg
ot1=rS 81 70 CO.
Ordered, fu:ti1er. that this said Or
DER Of Injunction shall remain Of force
until the further bearing 0fihis cause,
with !eaTc - The defendants, or any
dissolution thereof, upon giving eight
day. notice. il writing. Of thei: iDteI-
ton 20 - 60 70 the comp,a!naIts Or
their solicitors. which notice shall Je
accom- ya!Ied with copies .. any AID al
atliiavi:> OF other papers upon which
the act;0r f,7 ;,n order Gi>>O:v:3g the
~a:d i::junc;;o. -ha!i be based: and with
leave T. coiE p.aiaau:$, upO:! suci! he;T-
iuE. ~ submit. an; ati!d;.vIis OF otL"i
p.:ner- IL reply thereto.
"OrieFed. further. that ;he cO:3 plain
ans %. witiiil te:! days from -" G..te
; Of ,!.> order. enter into Dond. with
: p ~.
one oi the judges Of this c"ur il the
pena! sun 0: :23.'rr. c0nditioEed 20
! pay 10 The defendants herei:: any and
: all damage which they may Su:leT ny
I reason 0: this iujuDc:iVa, i :. shall oe
final" determined th"! they are 2|t
/ entitled thereto,
Subpnnas were i>>ied yesterday and
copies were dispatched by officers 70
! Columbia and Beaufort.
Mr.. H. \. VI. Smith is looking after
the cuS- fc- the safe It this end OF tie
line.
PAPERS SERVED on TEE COMMISSION.
ISpecial to News and Courier
COLUMBIA. March 7.-DeDGty Unit
ed States Marshal Hendricks OF Char
lesion came here this morning. and
served the usua! rule on the phosphate
commissioners. Governor Tlllman was
asked to sum up the present situation
from the standpoint OF the commission.
He said: Il an neither alarmed, sur
pIised or astoniShei atthe action of the
Coosaw Company. I. was expected,
50 that still everything is quiet or the
Congaree."
.AS the scene Of action and special IN
terest has been removed from Columbia
10 Charleston Attorney General Pope
lef; the CITY this afternoon for Charles