The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1904-09-11
WRIT OF INJUNCTION.

The State of Alabama, Jefferson county.
In Chancery, Fifth district Northwestern
Chancery division.
To any Sheriff of the State of Alabama
Greeting:
We command you, that without delay
you execute this writ. and due return
thereof how you have executed the same
make to US at term of our court of
chancery, to be held in Birmingham,
Ala, on the second Monday in October.
1904 w. c. GARRETT,
Register in Chancery.
To Edward Flynn. William Farley, ].
l.. Clemo, N. f. Chapman, c. F. Dodd.
Louise Ambrose, John Tate, VIII Early
and Jack Nixon, defendants
Whereas the Pioneer Mining and Man
ufacturing company has this day filed its
bill of complaint In said court of
chancery against you. the above-named
defendants, praying among other things
for a writ of injunction TO pe Issued out
of this court directed to said defendants
and to each of them. and to restrain
them and all other officials and members
Of the organization known as the United
Mine Workers of America, and said Ala
bama District No. 20. U. M. w. A.. as well
as the officers and members of each of
said locals, and each of them. their
j, agents, servants, employees. or any other
person under the control or direction OF
them or either of them, and any and all
other persons from combining and conspir-
Ing with them or any of them. from en-
tering upon or otherwise tresspassing up
on the property of this complainant here
inbefore set out, at or near any OF It's
said mines or furnaces. or at any of
its said mining camps. furnaces or coke
ovens; also from interfering In any man
ner with said company or its property,
its agents, servants or employees in the
peaceable operation of its said mines or
in the lawful use of any al d all of is
property set out in this bill; also from
interfering in any manner with any per-
son in compliments employ or any ger
son seeking employment from complain
ant in the free and open access to and
egress from said mines or said minlns
camps; also from gathering In crowds or
with the show of force and arms upon
or near said mines or said camps. or the
public roads leading thereto or therefrom;
also from holding or assembling in large
crowds at or near to- compliments said
mines or mining camps or furnaces for the
purpose of intimidating or disturbing COM
plainants said employees present or pros
pective; also from threatening. abusing,
enticing, decoying, annoying and harass-
ing con;plainant's said employees, and from
using any and all unlawful means to en-
tice compliments miners, agents. SER
wants or employees from leaving It's said
service, and also from exploding fire arms
or dynamite upon or near to said camps,
mines or works. pointing such fire.
arms at such employees, and to abstain
from any and all unlawful means to make
such employees uneasy from threatening
said employees for the purpose of enticing
them to leave compainant's service; also
from intimidatinG and disturbing such la
borers and complairant's employees in con-
troll of said mines and camps and SAID
mining operations. and in the custody and
control of all said mining and furnace
appurtenances; also from entering upon
or in any manner interfering with or in
5uring compartments property. and from
aiding. engaging or in any manner abet-
ting any other persons engaged in the
acts and doings herein and hereby en-
Joined: also from patrolling the roads
leading to and from complainant's said
mines and works and interfering with per-
sons seeking employment from complain
ant; also restraining each said named
party from In any manner hindering or
obstructing complainant or its agents
servants or employees present or prospec-
tive, or any or either of them from work.
ing or mining upon said premises, or from
in any manner interferins. in the premises
thereon: also from assembling at or
near the passenger station at Republic, on
the Southern railroad. in the county of
Jefferson. for the purpose of preventing
by the use of intimidation. either by word
or act any employe, present or prospec-
tive, of complainant from alighting from
any railroad train stopping at such sta