Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-05-03
INJUNCT|ONS
! At RATION
Restraining Papers Served Up.
on 4 Large Number ofGate
City Shop Men
ALL QUIET THERE
Hearing To Be Had in Las Vegas
Before Chief Justice Mills,
May .

Following is the restraining injunc-
tion served upon the men in Ration
whose names are appended, as issued
J from the court Of this district yester-
day afternoon and set to the Gate
City on No. 5 last night:
Greeting:
Whereas, the Atchison, Topeka &
Santa Fe Railway company. has lately
filed in the Office OF the clerk of our
said court, in and for the county of
Colfax, Its complaint, praying to be
relieved touching certain matters
therein alleged, and we being willing
that the relief therein prayed for
Should be granted:
Now, Therefore, You and Each of
You, are hereby strictly restrained
and enjoined.
From In any manner interfering
with the agents or representatives OF
said plaintiff, the Atchison, Topeka
& Santa Fe Railway company, In the
management, movement or operation
Of the locomotives, engines, trains or
cars ! its custody, or under its con-
troll; or from In any manner obstruct-
ing or preventing said agents or rep
resentatives Of said plaintiff from free
ly moving or operating the locomo-
tives, engines, trains or cars In It's
custody or under its control;
From in any manner tampering with
or attempting to tamper with or In.
jure or destroy any Of the locomotives,
motive power, appliances, engines,
cars, machinery or other appliances.
or to obstruct or impede the use Of
the same, or to render the same inef-
ficient for the purposes OF said plain
tiff in carrying on its business as a
railroad company and common carrier,
or discharging its duties to the gov
ernment of the United States or to
the public;
From In any manner entering upon
the premises, railroads, engines, loco
motives, cars or property, or coming
into the shops of said plaintiff, un.
less specially authorized or permitted
to do so by some duly authorized Of
fcer Of said plaintiff, or unless such
entering on the premises of plaintiff
is rendered necessary In going 10 the
ticket Offices. depots, stations or other
Offices Of plaintiff for the purpose OF
Ytransacting some lawful business with
plaintiff as common carrier;
! From tampering with or attempting
to tamper with the machines, tools
cars, engines, locomotives, appliances
Or property Of said plaintiff, or in its
custody or under Its control, SO as TO
injure or destroy the same or effect
the usefulness thereof, or to render
the same unfit, or TO cripple the same
for the uses OF said complainant In the
transaction or carrying on OF its bus.
iness or in the discharge OF its duties
to the public or 10 the government Of
the United States. or attempt to &C.
complish any such purposes by them
selves. or any of them. or through the
instrumen,ality of or by means oi 9th.
er parties;
From threatening by means of force
or violence, or threats thereof, or by
the use Of opprobrious epithets or
means Of intimidation, whether upon
or near the premises or said plaintiff,
or elsewhere, the employees hired and
employed By said plaintiff in its ma.
chine shops, round houses, repair
shops or In its mechanical department.
for the purpose Of, or with the design
OF intimidating such employees, or
forcing them, or any Of them, by such
means. to quit the service Of said
plaintiff;
From inducing any employee Of said
plaintiff who may have definite or
fixed contract Of employment with
said plaintiff for definite period, and
particularly those employed by said
piaintif to take the places Of strikers
70 the shops. round houses or in Its
mechanical department, to break his
or their contracts OF employment with
said plaintiff by leaving the employ
ment Of said plaintiff before the teri
mination thereof;