Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1894-07-25
RESTRAINING ORDER.
And II Has Reference 10 lhe Copper
Plant Company.


A suit OF considerable Importance f.
now on the taps u the Third district
court, a temporary rVstrainiug orief
having been yesterday served on CITY
Tfes.ursr Harry r. Duke, Auditor
Raybould and the copper plant tfusites
restraining them from paying the
5000 q the Copper Plant company
IN money, bands, land or the like. The
Corrsr Plant company was also iam'
porafily restrained from receiving the
same, and all the parties we're ordered
to show cause on August why a per-
manent Injunction should not Issue.
The title Of the suit IL janice a. Gun.
nlnpham Va Salt Lake CITY, Harry T..
Duke, treasurer Of Salt Lake cry, The
Salt Lake Copper Manufacturing COM
pauy, Is. q. RAybould, auditor OF SAT-
Lake city, George A. Lowe, H. e.
Karrlck, W. Il. Rove, J. :. Cameron,
NJ. J. Gray AMI &. r. LJoiuourow.
The complaint SETS iofth that The
plAintifl brings The action as thA-
payer Of the city Of salt Lage aud 100
buhali Of all other Taxpayers who
choose or desire 10 Join with him VA The
aolion; that the salt Lake Copper
Manufacturing company IL erecting
pisnt ior the manufacture " copper 10
this city, and tbat IA February 1893,
the city of salt Lake proposed 10 pay
10 the said copper company the sum
OF SIS, 900 10 encourage that company
In the act u erecting the copper plant,
That afterwards II was proposed BY
individuals that they should subscribe
hnI deed 10 the city lauds Tor which
tho said city was to pay $4,000 Ia
money or bonds.
ltis further alleged that tho city IL
heavily In debt, having already bon.
Towed money to the iuil amount Of ~,
power, hud that " this $4,000 IL ~
pfOpriated Ia either monoy, bonds OF
anything elte II will be an inoum.
bfanee upon tho property OF each
aud every taxpayer OF the cilyi
that the plAiuun IL Informed
that the payment Oi any money
by the oity TO such Copper com.
pany TO encourage II Ia building
its plant IL illegal aud M excess of the
oity's authority and In excess VI the
power Of the city corporation; also that
the plaintin ia advised anu believes
that 10 ~ the purpose Of tho city C0uu-
oil unless restrained by the court 10
deliver 10 the Copper company SO, 900
Ia cash or bonus; that the supjuc, has
been long discussed At different meet
ings OF The Council, and that the do
Harry 4. Duke, upon
vote being taken In favor OF delivering
SAID bonds or money 10 said Copper
Will at once deliver the same
because Of the threatened action on the
Part OF the Taxpayers 10 orjoin tho pay.
munt Of said money OF bonds, unltsi
Tcstfaiueu ny tue court from 10 doing.
Plaintiff further Rvsts tuat George A.
Lowe, l.. G.. Karrich, W. ii. Rowe,
J, =. Cameron, NJ. j. Gray and q. ;,
L00lDourow hAve said bonds In their
hands and that Auditor Raybould may
draw a warrant for TITO sald money
ana threatens w TO dol that thc said
plaintiff has no adequate remedy nj
law ana " said money IL paid II will
cause the plaintin aud All the other
taxpayers irreparablo injury.
Hence II Ia prayed that tho dofegd-
ants Salt Lake City and Harry 4. Duke
DO enjolned Permanently ana by decree
Of tue court temporarily pending the
decision, from paying any money or
delivering any bonds 10 the Copper
company, aud that Is. q. RaybUuld be
euloinsd from issuing any warrant foT
the payment u any money 10 them
whatsoever; that George A, Lowe, l..
q. Karrick, w, II. Rowe anu tho resi-
Of tue committee bo ohlOined from de.
livorlng any bonds VI Salt Lake city
Ia their possession 10 the Salt Lake
Copper company aud the latter on.
Joined from receiving any money
bonds or other thing Trpiosentiu.
value from the city a. bonus W other.
wise,
Rfown q Henderson are the plain
in'a attorneys.
The temporary restraining order wal
served on the parties yesterday.
The plaintiff filed bond Ia tho sum
VI $4,000, signed by hlmsolL Nicholas
Tfewsrk anu l.. 4. Trent