The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1903-02-22
Mr.. ASHE is ENJOlNED
From in Any Manner interfering
with the DunOyant Estate.
The WRIT is A COMPREHENSIVE OSs
Temporary A5rinistrstor sya's i'emsins
IN Charae-Mstter to Be Given Right
OF Way In the District Ceur;

Columbus, Teras, February d On ap. |
pEeation Of the attorneys OF II r Byl.s |
the temporary administrator appointed by |
the Colorado county court and now 81 pos
session Of the William Dnnoennt estate, |
Judge Wells Thompson OF the rwenty.thlri
judicial district. who was in Columbus last
night by chance. granted an injunction
against n. @ Ashe Of Harris county which
is more far-reachlEg than any Injunction
that has heretofore been granted IN the con-
duct OF this estate Thls Injunction re-
Stratus K. o. Ashe his agents IAI attorneys
from Interfering Wit Is. AIS IN rue muuuss
Dlelt ana control OF the estate; from entel
Ing upon or setting up any right to demand
possUsa!ou from accepting or receiving
IRON Autchings, Se4ly q 20. OF IRON amy
otncr persons any money OF property be-
longing TO said estate aud to rel1in from
DONG my act or taxing any stop wnateVeE
ahecrlns the properties oil san estate 0f o.
Is, ats, tAe telapoiuIy ounl4ist1atof l1t'e'
! uli aud ltom uViHs Inl act cVLAeIted N.lu
| or Incident TO the saiu eSt1,e " y, W4teA
the same could or may Oe ia ANY va A.
! tectedi ana tnat pending the litigation tog
| the appointment ot permanent admims-
traitor the said Ashe and al other persons
! axe directed 10 rcIrniu 4rom applying lOt
] ANNGpL4LA VI AENElNlAAa uAS bIuGLS VI AGNAGtS
| Of Any PROBATE Couit uneclAS plu4uAu IL
, the infringement ana possession Oh Inc e.
/ tute uutu the contest IS nually deClued.
in MS petition the plliuun alleges thlt
/ Z u. Asne, u resident OF Harms county,
( claims the right ana is attempting TO gam
I possession OF tne estate, that Ll!s taCt mas
. necome notorious ana pclsed aorold AM
I Known i'll the AelgnDothoud Oh tue estate
I and raised an uncertainty In the minds OF
/ the people Interested IN It's unnlrs duu those
/ desiring 10 become tenants thereon tAIt
t4f
/ oI whom are skinned IN the operation 81 tAe
/ lice mill, electric plants auu pumping sLu.
lions, while others are engaged ia Lue plIur-
ing and growing OF rice, sugar cane ana
/ otner emp.oyes are about TO become de.
1 morllzed on account OF the acts OF said
/ Ashe, making it lIncult 10 properly control
I the estate 20 the best Interests OF the heirs
| and creditors. And further the petitioner
/ alleges that ne has been informed that a
large amount of money belonging 10 the
7 estate is on deposit In the bank Of Hutch.
/ ings, Sealy g. Co ia Galveston anu which
/ ls necessary TO be used in the operation OF
the estate and the petitioner mas been in
formed, believes ana so charges, that lne
said Ashe is about 70 demand of Hutchiugs
Sealy Co. said sum Ok money
The application for the above Injunction
vac prepared 10 be presented TO Judge VI
/ hennon of this district who is holding n
session Of court IN San Antonio, but Judge
/ Wells Thompson of the Twenty third dis.
| trict being present In the city, the sam9
/ was presented TO him and upon which he
made the following Enforcement:
In Chambers, February 90, 1903 1t
! being made to appear to me that the
Hon. Munford Kennon. Judge Of the dis.
trict court Of Colorado county. can not
/ be reached IN time TO prevent the Injury
complained Of IN the foregoing petition.
the clerk Of the district court Of Colo
RADIO county Texas, will issue the writ
of Injunction as prayed for in said petit.
ton, returnable before the Hon. NJ Ken
/ non, Judge OF the district court of Colo
RADIO county ~ aforesaid. upon the ap-
pllcant, a r. Byars, filing n bond In
the sum or 5000 conditioned aud paya-
BILE as the law requires. Witness my
hand, this the goth day Of February,
1903. Wells, Thompson,
Judge Twenty-third judicial District Of
Texas
The bond was immediately fled aud ap-
proved and the papers sent to Harris coun-
" last night by special delivery.
The district court OF Colorado county will
that the Dunovant cases will be given prece-
dence over other causes pending in that
court for the purpose Of conserving the IN
tprests Of the estate