The Neihart herald. [volume] (Neihart, Mont.) 1890-1901, 1895-06-01
NEIHART. MONTANA. JUNE 1. 1895.
ty and justice to all.


threatened riot in the camp. But
there are miserable few who are
"HuGGING THE DELUslvE NTOM"
and aiding the company store. And
there is apowerful array of determin-
ed citizens who have resolved to
face the worst if necessary to set
tie this question. The resolution un-
der which these proud citizens are
directing themselves approaches the
heroic. They do not desire to fight;
but, if it is required, they WILL fight
and they will never give up. The
editor of this paper has his mouth
sealed but his ears are open; while he
''aint asayin' nothin'," he leaves it
to the public if the above is not true.
The history of this case begins as
early as last spring. Then did the
general manager of the Broadwater
designate the person whom he would
have for marshal of the town, and Or
ders accordingly were given to the
respective aldermen. Some of them
Ohe HERALD has the names) obeyed.
But a majority of the council, for
some reason, decided not to obey the
will Of the great 81 AM" Conse-
quently w. D. Graham, then alder
man,
HAS BEEN BLACKLIsTED,
And can get nothing to do at or
about the Broadwater mine. A
better workman never handled the
saw and square. Others in the town
have been placed under the bans of
the Taboo and are driven from pillar
to post.
In last falls great capital fight
might have been published the sec
ond chapter of the conspiracy. Min
ers at the broadwater were told how
they should vote on the capital ques-
ton. Of course they exercised their
own discretion in the matter, but
some of the irrepressible did lose
their situations in consequence.
The above injunction emanates
from the court of the ninth judicial
district and is signed by Judge
Armstrong. 1t is addressed to the
aforementioned parties in this article,
each of them and each of their agents.
attorneys, councillors, aiders and
abettors and all others acting in aid
or assistance of them and each and
every of them, ordering them to alb
solutely desist and refrain from in
anywise threatening, intimidating,
preventing or interfering with any
person or persons who may wish OF
desire to trade with or at the store OF
plaintiffs in Neihart, or with any
person or persons who may wish OF
desire to board at the hotel or board
ing house of plaintiffs in said town
of Neihart; and from in any manner
interfering, intermeddling with, boy
cotting, injuring or damaging the
business of said plaintiffs in said
store and boarding house. The
plaintiffs appearing in the action
thus brought are r. A. Carnochar
and William j. Clark, copartners il
business under the firm name anc
style of r. A. Carnochan & Co.
THE COMPLAINT.
The plaintiffs allege they have
been engaged in business at Nei
hart. That defendants are all resi-
dents of that town. That said de
PENDANTS conspired together to boy
colt the store and boarding house o.
said plaintiffs. That they used ant
caused to be used certain threat.
that any and all persons continuing
to trade with said plaintiffs should
in turn be boycotted and otherwise
hurt and punished for so doing
That defendants instigated ant
brought about resolution to b.
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