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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

repeal Il. not the function OF the err
ccutifs 90 uuliify Il"
Mayor Moore WIS invited 10 ap-
pear before the committee and out .
line has policy in regard 10 saloons
When he had dous - there was left
mo- doubt IN the minds ~ the mem
beers ~ Ibe COMMITTEES what he IN
tended 10 do Members Of the COM
mittae announced that they were ln
accord wilh that policy
Withera~s Application.
The application Of Herman
Qdandf for license at gl5 Third
Rv WAS Withdrawn from the com
mlttee. & having developed that the
COMMITTEES was opposed 10 granting
% ou account ~ the applicants pre-
Fious bad record.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
NEWS

- Nns--rtse peot1s ~ this city
- A v0rs apoa the calIeettan
|sainn4 20 Ssn Francisco.
sa1a0AisH-Tea cafloads q
sl'as have been aen to san
sasises
sAFli.LE - The Commercial
{ sas 'alsed si.oQ9 FOR san F.raa-
= lhAi1A-s 3 mass Meeting
- vas raised hers.
Af-Thla city has raised 90
- 'snt two carloads Of pro-
1917 r Fail8H lur I'D. sermon
san francisco dlaastar. sun
asf J. r Kueasu. N the rfrst
e'saiioasi church. tainted 81
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
LOS BANOS
DESTROYED

los BANGS. Cal. April 2f-Ths
business portion Of this city WA
destroyed by an earthquake, causing
q lose Of $50 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
Take Men and Women.

4 propose 10 raid the places which
violate The law said he. and men
ana women found IN them VIII be
taken 70 the police station aua
booked a. Witnesses against ths
pinrer. II the ordinance H. obnoxious
q - the function Of the council 70
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

70 the Mayor OF seattle
Seattle has helped wonderfully
Tell your people Ne appreciate h
very much M particular diatur-
hanee. distress OF sickness here.
GEORGE G.. PARnEi.. Governor 4"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
Eggs

strictly fresh ranch sEE-s per doI
uc Oregon ranch. lsc
Butter and Cheese.
Washington crramsrT butter. per -.
2cs Eastern. fresh brick. per ID. 20;
Eastern. fresh tub. per 70. zsr. ranch
butter per No. ieaa1e storage. Eaaferh
tub per %. 2ia2lc new Wi6consin
long horn cheese. per ". Ice twins.
new Daisies cheese. per N. i5e new
cream brick cheese. per No. isc. block
swiss per 10. lie. IimhurFer. ID. ise.
New York cheese per 10. Ito.
Poultry
live old chickens. per 10 i5fllsAc:
br0iiern. dozen. " a0u5 %. live turkeys.
per u. ikn11c dressed. per n. isu1e.
1--we asess. per 10. Iqafizo' dressed. per
Ia. is0lse. live dueks. per 10, lS0f1c.
dresssd. per 10. n1fi7o
Meats
veal per ~. o9iolhe: mutton. per
lb. igtse spring iamh. per H. lie.
dressed hogA per ID. l9c-
Live stesk.
wetiaers sheep. per 70. C4e. ewes. per
70. &c steer. s, per ID. shc esews
lambs. per head q
Fish
Hslibut per ID. Sc. salmon trout
dressed per 10. tsuisc: frozan silver
salmon. per 10, &c. Chinook salmon
p@F ID. HE: founders. H., sg4c. so5es
per ID. slke. rock eed. per ID. fc.
cod. per u. &C.: llnx COD. per 10, sese
silver smslts soc per -; Olympia
oysters. per sack 81 sG0s %; fzat q
per gal. clans 81 % pee nack; Dan
senssa erabs npo01-G
Has and Fssdstuffa
East wash. timothy. go per ton.
Pun sound fi.nia DER ION. datfbi.
comp. East Wash - psr ton. alfalfa
Sc per ton. wheat hay ti5 per ton.
kest wash. oats 81 per ton. Pug
Sound oats. 80 per ton whole corn
f1te0 per ton. cracked corn. 9es % Der
ton. feed meal tzaoo per ton. mid.
citing. s. % per ton. oil rak4 meal 10
per ton. bran. SO per ton: sharss Isl
per ton chepnrd feed. sz0zs per
ton
Lime ard Censnt.
Portland cement tmDorted. per Dbl
" 20 Portland cernsHt California. per
bhi. u.aa ieEa BIC for returned baas.
plaster paris. per bbl-. "a uns. San
Juan 4 Roche Harhsf. per Dbl, 81 n
lime fer local consumption SIS.
fire brick. per NJ. ssa.eo. plastsrfng
hair. Der In Be- metal hath. per yard
l1a1s
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
RELIEF FUND REACHES
gfs.o80 900

NEW YORK. April 2i--The
national relief fund Tor San
Francisco this morning reach
Eis.sn0 600 u appears that the
fund viii reach $50 900 0Q1.
This eitys fund alone has pass
81 fa.0g0. 900. and Il oKpected
70 reach 5000 .00a GOO Contris
buttons are increasing. Instead
u decreasing. -
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
STATE TREASURY
GIVES S250,00o

ALBANY. n v. April "a Tower
nor Higgins today signed a relief
bill apuropriating t2h0.0e0 from the
state treasury for san Francisco
He did so only "a hours after It's
introduction In the Legislature
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

Ernest LutuH this morning plead
cd guilty 10 burglary and received a
sentence of one year Ia the state
ponitentiaTy.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

o. n Peterson insure. live stock.
80 safe Deposit, NJ sol. n eros. 90.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

*H Assa#As+A eAstHA AAA@A - ~ NWAaA8NH#A W
a haek
SPOKANE. n Pierce. a naas-
las eoBnty rancher. shot ana allied
a J. ttayee. soliovtnR the arauitiai
~ the latter on a charge 90 estwslna
assault upon a daughter Of Piuspa.
SNpH9Atirit~=JurrY Srston. an
cmpioYs ~ Pegdietaa q GnkeY. uas
inHiautif killed IN trying 20 Jump
fresn a ruuaway logKinx engine.
NE--Thr washlrgsou state
grange Wlii meet here June s
EpHRATA--Thia city has hesn
torn Wtlis open BY zno coz punehsrn.
Who hate gathered hefe Tor the an
nuai rogHslup ~ ahesp.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
THANKS I D
SEATTLE

GOVERNOR PARogE AND MAY.
OR scsMITz SEND TILE.
GRAMS EXPRESSING GRAFT
Tuog or CALIFORNIA AND
SAN FRANCISCO FOR ASSIST.
ANcE.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
Fruits

Bananas. FEo0 ~ or Go per 10.
WsHafnhss apples per boz ia
nf1 = fancy appiea. focal per bon.
u - choice apples box. . is9f1
fancy lemons. boz. = Out. choice
lemons. per box, tzsI3 ". fnrcy navel
ore unea. Tor. a. dgff1 u ehuicn oranges
per box. g. i30300. tanRerins oranges.
Lok. TIT. fancy lib. basket figs. Ika
California white FRS. b0.ib boxes. per
~. 7e. Cailfornin oarkH Z5-tb ores. pei
% Lc. t0-ib boHes per ID. fiAc. ft ID
cartons 7bc. Nslh cartons. fg4o
a. eaasl 81 HafiaNss dates per ID.
tffblfe new Fnrd dates. ~, SC. ~
per box 81 ~ package dates per h0G
g. 8s rrnnhrrrirH. per box, "a
cneaanufa. per dgz 1aMs9c. nead-
rifa. efHte, tl.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

his pulpis and had to be removed IN
a hsek
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24
The MARKETS


Nsp@tabiea
TakindA Burbank potatoes. fis 9ols
700 per ton. Whits River potatoes.
fbdlf per ton. Cal new p0fHtaeH. -.
fHe yellow Umuver onions. No
J.. 81 Is Der nWta brntH Vi
oc HaeHs rutabaHHH sack llel CAM
ca bDaga. per ID. s. carrots. per
sack 6Ha1ir parsley Der don s4fAe
~ iaaiHainul tomatoes Der box. E91ff
t.f0. dollhouse lettuce. 81 Effi - par
SHIPS sack 4lffi - garlic ~ to. cu-
Cumhera don f-sW4. California eel
rrY per dox va De-. hpfsrradiHh. per
~ zoe native rhubhfb. per ib ftfe
Naila Wain spinach per crate. fae
CauiifioHef. per crate & ~. Hriiehahea.
unraHHH 81 y per box. California Thg-
barb. per boa. " ifa q -.
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Poultry

live old chickens. per 10. i5aFlss&c.
br0iiern. DOZEN ~ ao0s %. live turkeys.
per u. isff11c. dressed per n. i9u1e.
live geese. per 10. Iqa1fzo: dressed. per
IA. is0ise. live ducks. per 10. E0f1c.
dresssd. per 10. bffi7d
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

|rtss,
| sass
|fdss
| cuh4
|eos.
|stA.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1906-04-24

steers. per 10. TIE: cows. ID. ssc.
Veal. per ~. o9iesAes mutton. per
No. iqtso spring iamh. per 10. lie
dressed hogs per ID. loo.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29
o. s;s1s'a'an.asssss.s4s .ARAAs

Afe bert Roberts of Chicago, who
has Il position unGe" the state adj
administration, both honorable, lucra-
tive and responsible. spoke at
lrwin's Park last Saturday on the
occasion Of the Emancipation Cele-
Dration, and who elect rified the inn
mense gathering with his superior
eloquence. comm2udiud gestures,
efficacy OF words; for II minutes, in
the most polished language, he was
heard and every word struck some
Vulnerable spot, springjng forth
much fruit Mr. Rob rtS was up
compromising, but not radical. The
speaker plead for fair play and de-
nounced the so-caIled social equality
myth; he declared, for himself, no
whites need apply with matrimonial
inclinations, for declared, women Of
refinement, culture. etc, could be
obtained within the confines Of our
own social realm Mr.. Roberts de-
clared that he had no respect for
the "black gjTI' who WAS or is too
modest to 5e seen coming out Of d
white mans kitchen but was not too
modest to be seen coming out of his
wine saloon
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29
Elk s. Banquet.

After the installation last Thurs
day evening Of an order Of elks
among the cOlored people to the
of As men. there was ban
q 81 at fuckers Restau ant, and
plates were set for the en- ire num-
Der
The street car company has Dor
roWed cars from Decatur and East st.
Louis and will have ample accommo-
dations for transporting the people to
the fair grounds.
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29
Tx Governor Z ates,

spoke the emancipation celebration Irwins Park last
Saturday ba arge H extraordinary
and focbe speteI the question his argument he
both optimistic. He declared that the Negro
fought this country therefore heirs and joint heirs to
The for they fought
The forum. [volume] (Springfield, Ill.) 1904-192?, 1906-09-29
A. Nj. Williams.

Prominent Real estate man
and member of the new order Of
Eiks.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-26

The Richmond P. Hobston who sees Japan arming China for the purpose of fighting America is the same indi- vidual who resigned from the navy on account of eye trouble. Must be i'm proying.-Cumberlan (Md.) Times
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-26
Resume of Recent Develop ments in Properties in
 Several Counties.
PLACER DIGGINGS
 ARE BEING WORKED.

a SANTA FEE. N. M., May 25.--Last week the work of excavation was be- gun at Tusas for a new mill to be erected in that camp.
 otero County
 Operations are to be resumed next month at the Three Bears at Jarilla.
 Peter Reel is opening a property on the west side of Jarilla mountain.
 Eleven machine drills are now at work in the Mamie Baird at Jarilla. The old incline is being strengthened. stations will be cut and drifts started both ways on the ore. Chutes are to be constructed. The main shaft is to be sunk deper so as to catch the main lead on its dip and to cut the other veins known to be under the vein now being worked. The shaft sinking on the old diamond drill hole is down 90 feet and is in ore. At the 100 foot level crosscut will be driven to get under the body of gold ore in the Maggie, which lies about 20 feet from the shaft hole. Another hoist is being installed at the head of the shaft being sunk from the old Incline, and which is down so feet. following two and a half feet of ore. At the 100
 
 for exploration purposes.
 Both the Electric and the First Ma tional placers in the Jarillas are to be worked this summer.
 Several cars of material for the smelter at Orc Grande arrive daily and blasting is heard in the hills in all dl- rections. In the vicinity of Luck Flat more work than ever before is in progress.
 On the Lucky, to, in the Jarillas, 10 machine drills are also hammering away day and night The north drift on the second level is being advanced rapidly and next week a crosscut to- ward the northwest is to be started through a body of black oxide that runs high in copper. The west drift is to be extended to the first contact and a. crosscut is to be run to the third. The shaft will be optrated from the third level, from which point cross cuts are to open the country at that depth. The second tunnel will be com pleted this summer, as the two ends are only 125 fet apart. When the sec ond level is finished chutes will be built for moving the ore to the cars,
 A sluice is now running on the west side of Baird hill at Jarilla, and for the first time in the history of the mining camp water is running down Jarilla gulch. From s5 to SIP of gold is being recovered from each cubic yard of gravel handled. On the other side of the hill large dam is nearing completion, thousands of tons of gray el from the gulch having been used for the retaining wall. In the mean while, old-fashioned rockers are wash ing the dirt and very good results are being obtained. as high as SIS having been recovered from thre quarters of cubic yard washed in a few hours.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-26
ARIZONA DISCOVER
 LOST NEVADA MINE.

Just at the present writing there are quite a number of prospectors en- gagged in the exciting pursuit of seek ing lost mine The mine is supposed to be located in a box canyon some where to the north of Eldorado in Ne vada- It is known as the Hughes property, and there are countless sto- r;es regarding its fabulous richness. As the story goes, Hughes, who lived in Eldorado years ago, often maue trips out to his mine and returning, brought his burros laden with exceed ingly rich ore running high in both gold and copper values. The location of the ground the old man guarded Zealously, and but little was ever learned, other than it was located in canyon in a northerly direction, and the claims were all properly mount
 ed. It is these monuments that pros pectors have eagerly looked for, and il is reported that Messrs. Weinke and Bartogee, formerly of Arizona, have at last found them They in turn are p; eserving the greatest secrecy, but their movements are being ciosen watched by others, who hope in thi: way to get into the new section and | to survey adjacent ground.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-26
ANOTHER FAMOUS
 OLD MINE OPENING

General Manager c. M. Gordon, of the Ray Copper Mines, Ltd. and the Anglo-American Copper Company, Ltd is making arrangements for thorough exploration of the great ore bodies of the Ray. group by means of diamond drill that will take out a three-inch core. The first hole vii be put down vertically from the bottom of the main working shaft which is now 400 feet deep. Both the companies above mcII- toned will be interested in the work rad Mi. Gordon will remain in charge as general manager of both companies with headquarters at Kelvin in Pinal County. The engineering work is :in- der the direction of W. R. Feldtman, of London, who is consulting engin- eer for both companies. He transmits London office and they are executed by MT. Westervelt, resident engineer at Kelvin.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-26
MARKET IS DEAD ONE|
Little Change in Stock Condi- ton Expected Until First
 of June.
STREET PURCHASERS
 SHOULD COME IN.
iRy Frank ]. eraf.l

BiSBEE. May 25.-The market is a dead one, with 10 one in the mar ket either way. This will continue till after the first of June. when brok- CTS will trade in the consolidated stock on conditions: but there are very slim chances that it will not go through In fact it is almost an as sured fact that 1t will go through. for We have been advised that the entire copper country and the ranges are most heartily in favor of it. After the 1st of the month there will be no more trading in the l.. s. & F., P. & D. and Junction, or the c. & P. We beg to ceipts against us for Bonanza Circle stocks, especially those that are hold ing streets certificates. to call at once and have the same put in shape in or der that they may get the benefits to be derived from them. We will cheer fully attend to this matter for those that wish it and advise them to bring their certificates to us at their earliest convenience.
 Get in the band wagon. Denn Is be ing offered at 314, while Warren is being offered freely. at SIS, and late this afternoon bids of $14.25 would very likely get some. Now is the time to look up what stocks you are intend ing purchasing for the coming fall American and Warren should not be overlooked and Denn is by all means 6 good speculation and investment. Black Mountain, as well as East Butte. are both full paid and should be hopPht mn for "a hnldjuV Hpiyetia should also come in for share. Sell ing at s5.50 for s11 paid stock, with sl4 to call. looks pretty cheap to us.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-26
May 25, lsO6.

May 25, 1906. Some Figures of
 Interest on Merger.
 We would respectfully call your attention to a few facts and figures relative to the question of consolidation of the four Bonanza properties, as fol lows:
 With the pro rata of the diff ferent companies entering the consolidation and taking as a basis the figures at which these stocks were priced only a very few days ago they should be equal to a selling price of $33 for L. s. & P. and c. & P, s2S.SS for Junction and $2l.8S for P. & D. Any rises or de- elines in these stocks should effect all four proportionately on this basis. There is little doubt but that the consolida- sed companies stock will sell somewhere between $25 and s30 after the r.erger is per fected. and if this proves true you cannot but be convinced that the opportunity for profit making at present prices is one of the rarest kind.
 The market is weak and dull and the only exceptions to the rule are Keweenaw and East Butte and Coalition. These three are holding firm and have advanced about a point over yesterday. The balance of the entire list is neglected and at about a standstill.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-26
SPECIAL RATE ON
 ARIZONA BULLION

George w. Mark, United States as- sayer at St. Louis, states that ire ex- press companies have given special rate on bullion to that place form any point in Arizona until further notice. The mint at. San Francisco Will be out of service for some time, and all bul. lion can be shipped to the St. Luis assay office. where it will be assayed and paid for upon receipt.-Iucson Post
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-26
STOCK MARKET SHOWS
 FURTHER BOUYANCI
Especial to Reyiew.) )

NEW YORK, May 25.-The market showed further bouyancy this morning. with list advancing in spirited way and with greater activity than for sew eral days. Profit-tahng checked the advance in the afternoon. and toward the closing they became rather quiet, at recessions from the best prices. h. dications pointed to moderately good bank statement tomorrow. Total sales stocks, 1,54.000 shares. Money clos ed 3 to 3 1-2 per cent.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-26

That long-suffering railway con ductor should be so considerate as to stop a train to search for a set of lost molars for poor, lone female is proof positive that chivalry still exists Everett (Wash.) Herald.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-26

J. Pierpont Morgan has paid S50,- 900 for a collection of manuscripts of Robert Burns, the plowboy poet. We hasten, for the benefit of Indiana poets, to add that MT. Burns is dead Albany Times.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-26
PRITCHARD. HAGEN & CO.,,
 Brokers and Promoters.

Front Rooms. New Telephone Bldg, 'Phone f35, Bisbee, Arix-
 The handling of Bonanza Circle" ard other Curb stocks, on commission, OUR SPE- ClAlTY.
 Quotations by wire come to our offices "every little whiIc' during brokerage hours direct from Calumet, Michigan--the HUB of the Bonanza Circle Companies.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-26

Gary, Ind, has taken a census, and discovered that it already has a popu- lation of 100000 though hardly shov- el has been turned. As soon as they get up a few shacks, the population will easily be 1000 900.
Bisbee daily review., 1906-05-26

r The faint heart that fails to win
 may have cause for self congratula- tion later in the game.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-24
EVERYTHING USEFUL.
Nothing Ever Vet Created Without a
 Purpose.

We all wonder why certain things were ever made, why certain animals OF insects were allowed to live. And vet there is no doubt but that every thing was created for some purpose, and as civilization advances, such purposes are discovered.
 Cod liver oil is something that everybody knows to have been a Wlse provision of Providence, to be used as a medicine in all wasting diseases. Yet science has proven that the oil has no value either as medicine or food-and while useful to the codflsh only the medicinal elements which the oil contains are useful to man as a medicine. Therefore a separation must be effected.
 This is exactly what has been done by two eminent French chemists. Af- ter twenty years of experimenting the ysucceeded in separating the medicinal curatives from the useless Gil and grease and have given to the world in a concentrated form, all of the healing, srength-creating anc bodybuilding properties of cod liver oil, without oil or grease to upset the stomach and retard it's work, and by this process Vinol is made.
 Our druggist, MT A. G. Bedell. guar. antees Vinol to be pure cod liver medicine, without the oil, and not a ratent medicine, and also guarantees t!iat Vinol will create healthy appe- tite, cure stomach troubes, give strength and renewed vitality to weak, sickly children and to the aged, build up the run down, tired and debilitated, make the weak strong, cure chronic coughs. colds, build up the convalescent, or will re- turn every dollar paid for it. A. G. Bedell. druggist.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-24

master being derived from the Latin word "magister," and is always respectful. 1t would not be otherwise if it were of more universal use and if ether titles were more rare. The habit of affixing Esq" to an address is not generally followed in this country nowadays as it was in former years. In England the term applies to the eldest sons of knights and the younger sons of peers, but is also used in writing to anyone supposed to belong to the rank of gentleman,
 Tn this country we have no knights ol peers, while the term gentleman fits every man, however humble his birth or his calling, who is genteel honorable kind and courteous.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-24
GIVE US MORE HADLEYS.

Herbert S., Hadley, the youthful at torney general of Missouri, who has forced the Standard Oil company to it's knees, modestly says of his vict- ory: =. I have accomplished no more than any lawyer of ordinary. Intelligence and perseverance could have done I was simply trying a lawsuit in, law yer.like way. I was not. prosecuting the Standard Oi, company, but :only trying to punish it for failing to con form to the laws of Missouri
 In other words, this young lawyer was simply doing his duty. He was not engaged in a reform crusade. He was only acting up to his responsibili- ty. He was not trying to make law Simply to enforce it.
 He was the man behind the law.
 We need that sort of law officers. May his tribe increase! The law is the reflection of the moral sense of the people. The way to enforce the moral sense of the people is to en- force the law.
 It is easy for the Herbert Hadleys to win success. All they need to do is to do their duty without fear or favor. That simple path leads straight to the regard and respect or the people.
 What we ned today in our country is not more law, but more Hadleys.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1906-04-24
LEvEE CASE
Attorneys Petition for Advancement
 of Plum Bayou Levee Case.

Attorney for R. L. Leonard, con- tractor for the board of directors of the Plum Bayou levee district, filed a motion with the supreme court yes terday asking for an early hearing in the appeal of R. l.. Leonard from the judgment of the Jefferson chancery court in the suit of the board of di- rectors against him. The motion for an early hearing states that be- cause work has been stopped pending a decision there is great danger of the levee being washed away by an overflow It is pointed out that in some places the levee has not been completed, and that an overflow would undo a great deal of the work already done. For this reason the court is asked to take up the case at all early date.
 The suit was brought by the direc- tors of the district against Leonard for an injunction to keep him fror withdrawing his teams and workmen