The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-03-31

Nesbitt and John G. Harris, Associates
 Railroad Commissioners of Alabama, or either of them, or by any other of-
 icer of the State of Alabama, and all
 other individuals, persons and cor porations. are entoined and restrained from instituting. bringing or prescott Ing against complainant or any of it's
 officers. agents or employees any action or proceeding, civil or criminal, for damag ges penalties or fines. or for any cause of action whatever, for failure to continue or to put into force or eff feet on any of the lines of railway of complainant in Alabama any of said
 tariffs. passenger or freight, or for charging. demanding or receiving for
 the transportation of passengers or
 freight more than the rate or rates prescribed in said several Acts of the
 Legislature of Alabama, or either of them, or for continuing in the conduct of its business in the transportation of passengers and freight between points in the State of Alabama, notwithstand-
 ing the bringing by the complainant of this suit in this court and all of the defendants herein and each of said de-
 strained from doing any act or thing
 whatever In pursuance of said Acts approved February l4. 1907. and March 2. 1907, or from doing any act or thing
 under said Acts approved February 23. 1907. insofar as that Act prohibits this complainant from bringing suit in this court. or under the Act approved March S. 1907, to the same purport.
 sUntil Determination of Suit"
 The foregoing restraining order
 shall be and remain in force until the determination of the compiainant's mo- ton for an interlocutory injunction
 herein.
 The condition of the bond to be
 given by complainant is as follows:
 The condition of the above obli gation
 is such, that, whereas. restraining order has been made in the above en-
 titled cause, by the terms of which certain railroad rates named in said order have been and are suspended, and by the terms of which the defendants and each of them ara restrained until an application for an interlocutory in- junction shall be determined, and from doing or causing to be done any of the things set out in said order. Now. should said restraining order be dis solved or vacated as having been wrongfully issued, or should it be hereafter determined that the rates, or any of them, whose enforcement Is sought to be enjoined in eompiainant's . bill. should be or should have been en- forced, or should not have been en- l joined. or suspended. then said above | bounden, Southern Railway Company, shall pay. or cause to be paid, all loss or damage caused by the issue of said restraining order, including over- l charges or excess rates or charges to l every person, firm, company or corpora ton, which shall sustain any such loss or damage as aforesaid. or pay any
 such over-charge, excess rate. or charge
 as aforesaid
 The court reserves the right to pass. from time 10 time. thereafter. such orr ders as 1t may deem proper, as to the l method or procedure by which relief or reimpursement may be accorded under the bond to any person aggrieved. This order of suspension and this restraining order shall be in force and effect from this date; provided. how. ever. that upon the failure of com plainant to execute bond in the terms
 and upon tho conditions herein directed
 within five days from this date, this order shall stand vacated,
 The defendants being in court no l service of this order will be required.
 This tho Soth day of March, 1907. "Thos. O. Jones. "U. s. Judge. And thereupon came the above conn plainant, and filed it's bond, as pro- vided in the order above. which bond was this day approved by the Judge of this court. Thos c. Jones, "U. S. Judge" The continuance is for slightly over the thirty days asked by the States at | torneys at first. and until the date set, May S, 1t IS not expected the matter will again come up in court In any manner.