The Birmingham age-herald., 1904-09-13
whlT OF INJUNCTION.

WRIT OF INJUNCTION.
 The State of Alabama, Jefferson county. In Chancery, Fifth district Northwestern Chaneery division
 IL 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 a 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 Fairley, J. l.. Clemo, N F Chapman, c. F. Dodd, Louise Ambrose, John Tate, Will Early and Jack Nixon, defendants
 Whereas, the Pioneer Mining and Man ufacturing company has this day filed its bill of complaint in our said court of chancery against you, the above-named defendants, praying among other things for a writ of injunction 10 De Issued out of this court directed to said defendants and to each of them, and to restrain them and all other officials and members bf the organization known as the United Mine Workers of America, and said Ala baIna District No 20, U. M. w. A. as well as the officers and members of each of said locals, and each of them. their agents. servants, employees. or any other
 
 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 the property of this complainant here lnbefore set out, at or near any Of its said mines or furnaces, or at any of It's said mining camps, furnaces or coke ovens: also from interfering in any man. with said company or it's property, It's agents, servants or employees in the peaceable operation of its said mines or in the lawful use of any al d all of it's property set out in this bill; also from interfering in any manner with any per son in complainant's employ, or any per- son seeking employment from complain ant in the free and open access to and egress from said mines or said mining camps; also from gathering in crowds or with the show of force and arms upon or near said mines said camps. or the public roads leading thereto or therefrom; also from holding or assembling in large crowds at near to complalnant's 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 complainant'S said employees, and from using any and all unlawful means to en- tice complainant's miners, agents, ser wants or employees from leaving its said ftTNlce, anu stlSO lIOtu cAplCulHB lire dftHS 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 complainants service; also from intimdating and disturbing such la borers and complairants employees in con- trol of said mines and camps and satd 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- turing complainant's 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 patroling 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 it's agents servants or employees present or prospec- tive. or any or either of them from work ing or mining upon said premises or from Tn any manner interfering In the premises thereon; as 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 oi dci, any eiIlplOye, present or prOSpec- tive, of complainant, from alighting from any railroad train stopping at such sta ton; also from any act or deed tending unlawfully to prevent any such employe of complainant from freely going to or from such railroad station or to or from complainant's said mines for the purpose of working for complainant in it's said mines. and from intimidating persons who are carried by complainant on such railroad trains to work In complainant's said mines.
 And whereas, on said bill being exhibited to the Hon. John c. Carmichael chancel- Tor of the northwestern division OF Ala bama, sitting for the Fifth district on the sixth day of September 1904 he did order that upon complainants entering into bond with sureties in the sum of one thou sand dollars. and approved by the register of this court, payable to and conditioned according to law, a writ of injunction is- sue out of said court according to the prayer of said bill:
 And whereas bond has been given as required by said order.
 These, therefore, to command and strictly enjoin you from trespassing upon any of said compliments premises as set out and described in the bill; also from intimidating or otherwise interfering with any of complainants employees. pres- ent or prospective. and from engaging in or participating in any manner in any of acts set out in the foregoing prayer in said bill of complaint until further orders from this court. and this you will in no wise omit under penalty. etc.
 Witness. W. c. Garrett. register of said court of chancery. at office in Birming- ham. Ala. this 7th day of September. 1904
 w C. GARRETT.
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