The silver blade. (Rathdrum, Idaho) 1895-1903, 1895-11-09
ON THE GREAT NORTHERN
Restraints Them From IN Any Way In.
terfering With Operation or EN-
pIoycs OF the Road.


court, was telegraphed to Deputy
Clerk James O'Neill Of this city last
night, the substance being as follows:
Walla Walla, Wash. Nov. 6.-To Ma
jor James O'Neill, Deputy Clerk. United
States Circuit Court, Spokane. WASH:
Issue forthwith to the marshal writ
of which the following is a copy:
C. H. HANFORD.
In the circuit court OF the United
States for the district Of Washington.
eastern division.
The Great Northern Railway Compa-
ny, corporation, complainant, vs.. Dan
Reardon, VIM. O'Connor, William jam
ison, Jack Saul, Nick Miller. Carl Mil
Ter. T. r. Howard, Charles Carlisle.
George Neal. Fred Kruger. Alexander
M. Mcclellan, William Gleason, Rob-
ert Reardon and others, members Of the
so-called American Railway Union, de-
PENDANTS; in equity. The president OF
the United States to the above named
defendants and each Of them, and to all
other persons members of the Ameri-
can Railway Union, and to all other
persons acting in concert with them,
greeting:
Whereas, 1t has been made to appear
to the court that the said defendants
and other persons, members of the
American Railway Union, and other
persons acting in concert with them,
whose names are unknown, have been
unlawfully obstructing and interior
ing and are unlawfully contin-
uing to obstruct and inter-
fere with the operation by the said
! >1o; ;kc o. rot yVxyny
through the state of Washington and
the conduct by it Of it's transportation
business, including the carrying OF
fic, by means of intimidation, threats
Of violence and violent acts and con-
duct in and upon compliments en-
ployes, and threats of destruction OF
compliments property in said state,
and which acts and conduct on the part
Of said defendants and their said assO-
ciates and others acting in concert with
them are unjustifiable and unlawful
and which would result in irreparable
injury to the complainant unless re-
strained by the court; and the said
complainant, by it's said bill, has prayed
this court to restrain said defendants
their associates and persons acting In
concert with them from the continu-
ance of the acts complained of in said
bill by it's writ of injunction.
1T is hereby ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS show cause before me, G.. HI
Hanford, at Seattle, Wash, at 10 a
M, November %, 1895, why each OF
them and other members of the Ameri
can Railway Union, associated with
said defendants, and other persons act
ing in concert with them should not bs
enjoined and restrained from interior
ing with the operation by complainant
of it's line of railway through said stat;
J and from the continuance Of the unlaw
full threats, acts and things charged II
said bill of complainant, at which saii
time and place the motion of complain
ant for temporary injunction herein
will come on to be heard in due course
And 1t is further ordered by the court
that until said hearing, and until the
further order of the court herein, the
said defendants are hereby enjoined
and restrained from in any wise mo-
testing, interfering with or causing thu
obstruction Of any OF the property Of
said railway company, it's buildings
structures, locomotive engines, rolling
stock and other equipment and from IL
any way interfering with the opera
ton and running of It's locomotives ant
trains, and from in any way molesting
assaulting, threatening, intimidatinl
or interfering with the employees o
} said railway company engaged in on
J Grating such locomotives and traina 8