The herald., 1894-07-03
CITED FOR CoNTEN PT.

FL. Wade. general manager of the South
ern California Railway company, Judge
Ross issued an order citing Conductor
G. j.. Heart before the United States
circuit court to chow cause why he
should not be punished for contempt of
court for violating the order and njunc-
tion iesued on June 30th.
The affidavit OF General Manager Wade
ia as follows:
X. H. Wade, being fret duly sworn,
deposea and says: That he is an officer,
to.wit. the general manager of the
Southern California Railway compsny,
a corporation, the complainant above
named. That on the 30,h day Of June,
1894, the circuit court OF tie United
States in and for the southern district of
California, in the above entitled euit,
made all order directing the issuance OF
an injunction restraining and enjoining
the defendants in said suit, and each of
them, their agents, servants and assist
ants, while remaining in the employ
ment OF the Southern California Rail-
way company, from refusing to switch,
handle, or aesist in switching or hand
ling any cars, or trains OF cara, belong
ing to, or in the possession, or under the
control OF said Southern California Bail
way company. which are to be trans-
ported from any point on the line OF
said Southern California Railway COM
pany in the Gtate of California to points
IN other states, or which are in transit
from points in other states to points in
the state OF California, or any cars, or
trains OF care, upon said line OF railroad,
upon or in which United States mails
are carried; and restraining and enjoin-
Ing the defendants in said suit, and each
OF them while remaining in the emnloy-
ment OF eaid Southern California Rail-
way company, from refusing to comply
with the usual and ordinary commands,
requests and directions OF said Southern
California Railway company, and its
officers and representatives, in the
switching, moving and Transporting OF
any euch trains or cars, and from pre-
venting or interfering with the switch
ing and operation or movement of any OF
said trains or cars OF said Southern Cali
iornja Railway company; and further
enjoining and restraining said defend
ants. and each Of them, ii they should
leave the service of said Southern Cali
ornia Railway company, from, in any
manner, interfering with any OF the cars
or trains possessed or controlled by eaid
company, which are to be hauled from
points in this state to points in other
states, or from points in other states to
points IN this state, or upon or in which
mails OF the United States ere carried,
or from in any way intimdating, men,
acing, threatening or in any way inter
fering with, or attempting to intimidate,
menace or interfere with, any OF the
employees of said Southern California
Railway company, and from in any
manner hindsring or preventing. or at.
tempting TO hinder or prevent, said
Southern California Railway company
or any OF it's employees, in carrying on
its said business, or hindering or pre-
venting its employees from performing
their duties as such employees.
That thereafter, and on the same day,
a writ of injunction was, in pursuance Of
said order and in accordance with the
terms thereof, issued out of said court,
and under the seal thereof, directed to
the defendants in said suit, eujoining
and restraining said defendants, and
each of them, from doing and failing
and refusing to Go the acts and things
in ead order set forth, as aforesaid.
Afiant further says that since the is
suance Of said writ OF injunction, and
sincs the defendants, hereinafter partic-
ularly named, and each of them, had
actual knowledge OF the making OF said
order and Of the issuance of said writ Of
injunction, and in disobedience of the
commands of said order and of said in
junction, and in contempt Of the author
ity of this court, the defendant, @. l..
Heartt. did, to.wIt, on the let day of
July, 1891, within the said Southern
district OF California. and within tho
jurisdiction of this court, and while still
remaining and being in the employ men
and service of said Southern California
Railway company, williully and contu-
maciously rsuse to handle, or assist in
handling, certain trains OF cars belong
ing to and in the possession and under
the control of said Southern California
Railway company, upon its line OF rail-
road, upon and in which United States
mails are carried, and said defendants,
while remaining in the employment OF
said Southern California Railway COM
pany as aforesaid, did then and there re.
fuse to comply with the usual and ordi-
nary commands. requests and directions
of said Southern California Railway
company, and its officers and rep
resentatives, in the switching,
moving and transporting of the
aforesaid train of cars, and said defend
ant did then and there prevent and in
terfere with the operation and move
msnt of said train of cars. Affiant fur
Their eaye that said Hesrtt thereafter
quit and lett the employ OF the Southern
California Railway company, and upon
information and belief that said Heartt
did wilfully and contumacioualy on the
LIST day OF July. 1894, within said South
ern district OF California, and within the
Jurisdiction Of this court, after leaving
and quitting the service OF said Southern
California Railway company, interfere
with cars and trains possessed by eaid
company which were to be hsuled from
points in the state of California to points
in other states, and from points in other
states to points in the state Of California,
and upon and in which the mails of the
United States are carried, and did inter-
fere with, hinder, prevent and attempt
10 hinder and prevent said Southern
California Railway company and it's
employees in carrying on it's said busi-
ness and moving its naid trains and
cars.
TRAINS TO GO OUT TODAY.