The San Francisco call., 1904-08-24
HUNTS DECREE
HITS BOYCOTT
Final Injunction Order in
Case Against Stablemen
Is Specific and Sweeping
VARIOUS ACTS ENJOINED
Unions Must Not Interfere
With Business. Patrons
or Employees of Stable

If any doubts existed at the time of
Judge Hunts rendering of his opinion
in the Stablemens Union case as to
the force of his restrictions of the acts
of boycott, those doubts were removed
yesterday when the decree in the case
was signed. The decree is sweeping
and specific and is here given in FULL
That the Stablemen's Union. Local No. s760.
OF san francisco, T. F. Finn and T. j. White,
and each of them and their officers. members.
forever absolutely desist and refrain from and
they are hereby restrained and enjoined from
IN anywise interfering with or EarassIng or
annoying or obstructing the plaintiffs in the
conduct of the business of their stable known
as the Nevada Stables and situated at No. 1880
Market street. in the city and county of san.
terfering with. threatening int mdating or
harassing any employe employees OF plant
ifs. or from irtmdating, harassing or in
terfertng with any customer or customers.
patron or patrons Of plaintiffs in Connection
with the business of plaintiffs, either by boy
colt by threats Of boycott or by any other
intimidation, or by any other unlawful means
seeking to induce any en1plo-e or employees Of
the plaintiffs withdraw the service of
plaintiffs, or by any kind Of violence threats
or intimidation inducing seeking u induce
ary customer or customers, patron or patrons
OF plaintiffs to withdraw their patronage or
business from them, or from stationing or
placing in front of said plaintiffs place of
business any picket or pick5ts the purpose
of injuring. obstruoting or in anywise inter
fering with the business OF plaintiffs. CT for
the purpose of preventing any customer or Gus
toners, patron or patrons of plaintiffs from
doing business with them, or from in any
other way moesting intimidating or coercing
or attempting to moIest or intmidate CT coerce
any customer, patron or employe or here
after employed by working Tor plaintiffs
in their said business
Judge Hunt also filed his findings
! ~, -
T. F. Finn, president of the union, and
( 7. j. White, its secretary. had con-
spired. confederated and combined
with themselves and others to devise
means for impeding the plaintiffs in
the conduct Of their business and by
threats, intimidations and assaults
upon employees taking the place of
strikers tried to compel them
to quit their service In fur
therance of the conspiracy the
court finds that they placed pickets
4 in front of the place of business and
did waylay and assault the non union
employees; and that in furtherance Of
the conspiracy they sent agents to
various customers and demanded the
removal of their horses and vehicles
from the stable under threat of boy
colt.
Representatives of the Stable and
Carriage Owners Association and the
Stablemen's and Hackmen's Union at
tended a meeting yesterday in Mayor
Schmitz's office for the purpose of eff
fecting settlement of the strike of
hackmen and stablemen. The good Of
fees of the Mayor have been sought
by both sides in the hope that an ad-
justment of the differences might be
arrived at
The meeting was executive and oc-
cupied two hours. The differences were
discussed in a friendly spirit At the
close of the meeting Mayor Schmitz