Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-03
prom conspirIng. confederating Or

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From conspiring, confederating OF
combining, among themselves, or with
other parties, to do or accomplish any
OF the foregoing acts, or to cause the
same to be done or accomplished. OF
to obstruct or impede said plaintiff
its agents or employees in the carry
| ing on of interstate commerce Of said
plaintiff, or in the discharge OF the
| duties which 1t owes to the public OF
to the government Of the United
States, OF to induce or solicit any 9th.
, er party or parties to do or attempt
to accomplish. singly, or in connection
with any OF the defendants. any Of the
foregoing acts hereby or heretofore
sought to be restrained or enjoined:
UNTIL, THE FURTHER ORDER OF
THIS COURT: THEREFORE, FAIL
NOT AT YOUR PERIL:
The injunctions were served on the
following:
Thomas L. Wilson, John c. Waters,
Marshall M. DeLong, John L Doherty,
Joseph P. Donahoe, Frank Albin,
Charles r. Albright. Alfred w. Ban
brook, Archie c, Baker, Archie R.
Renter. Robert j Boyle, Victor u.
Bracket, David L. Campbell, Chopin
A. Cartwright, James w. Donayan,
Robert w. Deming, Charles E. Eli
colt, Robert j. Graham, Joseph f..
Howels, Frank w. Hunghart, Charles
E. Harris, Oils O. Howle, Alfred Jelfs,
Harry H. Jones, William A. jolly,
Georeg B. baltimore, Eugene p. Mott,
George ]. Metzger, William 7. Moore.
Hugh 1. Maloy, David L. Moore,
George Miller, Fred G. Nash, Philips
Picard, Fred Peterson, George Porter,
Max Pistrowski, Lester Roblee,
Charles A. Vaughn, Joseph E. White,
Lyman A. Wilcox, Daniel Harrington,
William Smith, John G. Peden, Ollin
C. Phares, Frank r. Carney, Arnold
r. Heep,. Adolph Heddinger, Edward
N. Newton, Carl Nessler, Irwin D.
Heydt, George w. Thomas, Walter F.
Hill Frank H. Teep Thomas ]. Grif-
fifth, Harlo U. Bennett, Grover G. Wise
man, George F. Broughton, Frank M.
DeLong. Edward Hahn, Clifford r.
Jaquay, David w. Keeting, Chares l..
Miller, John l.. Porter, Charles A..
Palmer, Walter F. Piper, David Peden,
Robert G. Schroeder, Ernest o. Floyd,
Alex. E. Eackey, and all other persons,
whose names are unknown confeder-
ating and conspiring with you or any
of you in the doing Of any Of the,
things mentioned herein, from the do
ing Of which you and each Of Of are
by this order, writ and injunction en-.
Joined.
May be Made Permanent.
II Is not believed that many of the
strikers at Ration would do any injury
70 the company property. Perhaps not
one OF them would commit the slight
est depreciation. The majority OF men
at Ration were Industrious. conserya-
tive men who went out only out Of
loyalty to the order. However, owing
to threats that reached the ears of
company officials, 1t was thought bet
ter to issue the injunctions. To-day
in Albuquerque the hearing to make
permanent the injunctions issued in
Albuquerque was had before Judge
Baker. The ninth day Of May is set
for the hearing in Injunction in the
case of the Ration defendants who will
at that time be required to show
cause before Chief Justice Mills why
the injunctions shall not remain in
force. In Las Vegas the machinists
who walked out are known by the
company to be such well-intentioned
men that no injunctions have been
served.