Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1893-07-27
THE INJUNCTION DISSOLVED.
the ROCK ISLAND CAN NOW
COMPLETE ITS LINE.


The motion to dissolve the Canto In
junction against the Rock Island rame
up before District Judge Greene In
chambers, and 1t was dissolved. The
Rock Island can ow huild its ~ the
Canio aud Twombly cases having been
disposed Of
In the absence Of Mr.. Capto Il was alb
solutely necessary to fud some one to
procure service upon. Canto \ Co run
butcher shop The GO" was Mr.,
Mclaushlin, and he was put upon the
stand yesterday to ascertain whether or
not he was an equal partner with Can
10 in that business. aud consequently
sufficient for service Ho testified that
hc had sold back his interest 10 tantn.
aud was now simply an cmnloye. lie al
so stated that Cauto had gone away.
perhaps to Chicago. perhaps 10 France,
and thut he dld not know where he
was or how to reach him 10y niail or
wire. In ease OF necessity, that before he
left he simply Instructed him to run the
business as though it was his own.
Sidney Ssmues had been The attorney
for Canto In the Injunction proceedings,
hut since then there had been some qucs'
ton raised as to his discharge MS attor.
ncy for Cantn, aud the right-of-wU COM
mittcc found itself IN u box, rs II were,
II was necessary 10 find tantns aiiar-
uey IN order 10 make nsSurane donhly
sure aud therefore a motion 10 dissolve
the Injunction because the bond given
10y Canto was insufficient. was made.
This brought Mr.. Snmuels Into courl
ms the attorney for Mr.. tantn. and The
opposition attorneys. having gut the IN
formation wanted. made aprclense Of
pressing the motion To dissolve AMI
served citation on Mr. Slfnnrls, as the
attorney for Mr. Cauto.
Monday last the condemnation CONF
misslnncrs awarded CAuto SltlO, aud
the awnri then having been made under
condemnation proceedings. u motion was
made 10 4 ,SOVe the injunction. hn wns
resisted. aud this l. the motion decided
hv Judge Greene yesterday. lie held
that / was u question II The service
OH Mcl.au"hlm was good. bn had no
doubt MIR Samurls was Cnnlns attorney
for all PURPOSES connected with the m-
junction PROCEEDINGS nrd he would hold
the statutory requirements as 10 s'rrirr
on IN attorney In coulrmnat ON nro-
cre1ings bud been comp,ied with I'm
der the terms NJ The letter from Canin
to Samuels that WAS claimed 10 be- a
dismissal 0f the latlur MS attorney, he
would not say whether Mr.. Snmnr,s
should or should not 20 Into the county
court aud contend for an Increase of thc
award Of the commissioners. that was
| for his own conscience to decide, hnt
he (the indgel held the service on
Snnuels ns attorney for Canto, was
good 80 far as the proceedings In his
court went and the Injunction wOulh he
| dissolved AS soon rs the Rock Island
people had paid the costs thus fnr In
CURED IN his conrt anu had made nm
unuualiRo1 tender NJ the amonnt NJ the
award. subject only 10 the satisfaction
~ any outstanding liens nrninst the
| Cantn land n The attorney declined ia
| receive Il. II was 70 he paid into The
cn'n'r con"i without qualification or re-
strictlon Of any sort. exrnt that m,
money was to he pail Cpnto or his rem
rrsentnllve when clenr release " ~
outstanding Hens ou The property wa,
| shown.
Mr. Snmupi~ docliael TO receive IN,
money. aud II was md into the comfy
court. all costs accrning to The Rock
Island were paid and the injunction was
| dissolved
In the Twomhly ease the ruling nj
| Judge johnson th"t The money should b,
nnid only whom an outstanding liens m
| the properly had hcen released wns m,
other pulnt scored By the right-of-way
cn"'mittee.
The Rocl, Island can now hnild iu
~" aud continue ihe construction NJ N
| line down pecm street, through tho
city. 10 Sycamore creek.