Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-07-17
COBRE GRANDE HAS
 ANOTHER INNING
Judge Henry A. Gildersleeve of New York Issues a Temporary Restraining Order From Carry ing Compromise Into Effect.
for Receiver and Mo tiOn for Permanent Injunction Set for Hearing rIonday, July Fifteenth.

In spite of that compromise of last December, the Cobre Grande affairs still bob up in court at peri odical intervals. A short time ago it was in Prescott later in Phenix and now the word comes from New York that it had an inning there on July That compromise, which seems to have failed to compromise, was the basis of the latter action in which an application for an injunc- tion to restrain all parties in interest from carrying out the terms of that compromise was made.
 The title of the suit is Axel w. Hal lenborg plaintiff, against William c. Greene, Greene Consolidated Copper Company, Cananea Consolidated Cop per Company, Phenix National Bank, Phenix, Arizona; L N Chalmers, Jerry MilIay, William H. Barnes, Frank Cox and George Mitchell, de- fendandants. The case came up be- fore Judge Henry A. Gildersleeve, his decision in the matter being as follows:
 "In the above entitled action mo- tion for injunction against the de- fendants herein as asked for and the prayer of the complaint or to such other effect as the Court might di- rect and also for a Receiver of the property of the Cobre Grande Copper Company having been duly made and coming on for hearing on June 18th, 1901, and M. E. Harby, Esq, having then appeared specially for the de fendants, William c. Greene, Greene Consolidated Copper Company, Co., bre Grande Copper Company and Cananea Copper Company and asked for an adjournment of the motion, the question of postponement having been argued by the counsel for the respective parties,
 'It is hereby ordered that the ar gument of the said motion be ad- journed until the third Monday of July, (July 15, 1901)
 ''It is further ordered that in the and until the hearing, ar gument and decision of such motion and as a condition of this postpone ment, the defendant, William c. Greene and the Cobre Grande Cop per Company and the defendants, its directors and officers and all others their agents, attorneys and solicitors be enjoined and restrained until the further order of this court from dis or causing to be discon- tinued or dismissed the actions and proceedings mentined in the com plaint now pending in its behalf or in which it, is interested, including the actions and proceedings in the na- ture of replevin now pendiug in the state of New York and in the state of Texas for the recovery of copper matte the proceeds thereof, or to es- tablish a lien thereon, and that they further be enjoined and restrained from discontinuing or causing to be any suits by the Cobre Grande Copper Company against the said William c. Greene or the Greene Consolidated Copper Company, and that they further be enjoined and re- strained from discontinuing, abandon ing or dismissingor causing to be dis missed any proceedings, actions or suits now pending on behalf of the Cobre Grande Copper Company in the Republic of Mexico or elsewhere for the recovery of the property mines or property rights of the Cobre Grande Copper Company, and from enforc- ing or endeavoring to enforce said judgment of April 18th, 1901, men toned in the complaint, and rendered in a suit in the Third District Court of Arizona in an action by the Cobre Grande Copper Company against William c. Greene and others and from making any disposition of any of the property or interests of the Cobre Grande Copper Company.
 "This injunction is granted upon the verified complaint herein and the affdavits of Axel w. Hallenborg yer flied May 18th, 1901, John H. Costel- To, verified May Sth, 1901, Anderson T. Herd, verified May 7th, 1901, Hen " G. Atwater, verified May 2Sth, 1901, and the undertaking on injunc- tron given by the plaintiff in due form of law and duly filed herein"