The Globe-republican., 1893-12-29

in junction. shall he made in any case, ana
the party who obtained snch attachment
or injunction shall except to such order'
for the purpose of having the same re-
viewed in the supreme court upon petit
ton in errer, the court or judge granting
such order shall, upon application of the
proper party, fix the time, not exceeding
thirty days from, the discharge or modih-
cation of said attachment or injunction'
within which said petition in error shall
he filed; and the undertaking, given
upon the allowance Of the attachment,
shall he and remain in force until the or
der of discharge shall take effect. If such
petition i'm error shall not be filed within
the time limited, the order of discharge
shall become operative and be carried into
effect: and the certificate of the clerk of
the supreme court that such petition is or
is not filed, shall be evidence thereof"
Fairview towns hip having excepted to
the order dissolving the temporary ill.,
junction. i'm accordance with the abOye
section, and the time being fixed January
Is, 1894, in which to file petition in error.
the execution of the order disso!ving the
injunction is suspended and the injunction
remains in rull force and effect:
The citizens Of Ford county have right
to expect that the District Judge will use
all power under his control to maintain
the i'm junction.
Any attempt before the fifteenth of next
month to tear up the road would be un-
lawful and our sheriff has the power to
arrest any one attempting to do so, and
take them before Judge Abbott for con-
tempt. upon which it becomes the duty of
the Judge to fine them for contempt for
each and every act of tearing up the road.
1t has been talked about the streets of
the city that Sheriff Beeson has bought
some of the material, and will therefore
not be very vigilant in the tearing up pro-
cess. We can assure our readers, however,
that Mr.. Becson is very DESTROYS of seeing
the work of destruction prevented, and
will do all in their power to protect the
interests of Fairview township.
We also have confidence that Judge Alb
bot will rise equal to the emergency and
fine any one attempting to disturb the road
before the 18th of January, when if APP
peal be perfected it will pass beyond his
jurisdiction.
In making the order to dissolve the in
junction. Judge Abbott tackled Oh a stipu-
lation requiring the railroad to give bond
in sum not to exceed the value of the
aid bonds to provide against an ad-
verse decision in the final determination
of the case. The company filed bond on
which appear two banks as security,
which was approved by the Judge.
In connection with this matter there are
two questions we wish to PROFOUND to our
District Judge. The first is, ''Will the
sum of sl3 200 provide the people of Fair
view township with another railroad in
event the present one is torn up before the
final hearing:"
Second, ''Has the law changed since !
Judge Abbott rendered decision that a |
bank cannot be held respOn sible for sign
ing such bOnd?''
LATER.-A train pulled out on the d.
G. NJ. & L. road this morning, for the
purpose of tearing up track. This is
clearly unlawful, but fortunately for the
p .e Ford county has sheriff who is
40. afraid to do his duty. and the citi-
.ens will stand by him. We do not
know how it is with the Gray county
nd OF the fight.