The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-12-02
LeuaI Notice.

Tn the Circuit Court of the United
 States, for the Middle District of Ala
 bama.-Central Trust Company of New
 York, complainant. against Central of
 Georgia Railway Company, and others,
 defendants.-In Equity.
 To All Whom It May Concern:
 Take Notice. That on the 27th day of November, 1907, an order was made by the court in this case. suspending the rates fixed by the passenger rate act of the legislature of Alabama, approved Feb ruary IA, 1907, and by the order of the railroad commission, dated November 20. 1907, and by commodity rate acts of the legislature of Alabama, approved Novem- Der g, 1907 until the further order of the court.
 The order enjons the defendant Central of Georgia Railway company and It's em- ployes from putting into effect the rates prescribed in said acts and order, or any other rate or rates less than those now charged by said railway company on it's line of railroad in Alabama.
 Said order enjoins the members of the railroad commission of Alabama from in any manner attempting to put into effect the rates prescribed by the passenger rate act the commodity rate acts, and the or der of the railroad commission above men toned, and from nstitutng any action or proceedings against the railway company oi LIS clnplogco ioi tlitii lahtiN hp PNN Into effect the rates prescribed In said acts and order.
 Said order further enjoins the solicitors of the various jurisdictions through which the road of the defendant Central of Georgia Railway company extends in Ala bama. and their deputies, from prosecut- ing any action or proceeding, whether civil or criminal. against the defendant Central of Georgia Railway company or it's agents for the failure by them to put into effect the rates prescribed in the acts and order above referred to. or for the violation by them of any of the other acts of the legislature of Alabama, ap- proved November 23 19a7.
 Said order further enioins the clerks of the various jurisdictions, through which the line of road of the Central of Georgia Railway company extends in Ala bama, and their deputies, from issuing any summons, subpoena, writ. execution, or other process, in any suit or proceed Ing, whether civil or criminal, against the defendant Central of Georgia Railway company or it's agtnts. based upon the failure by the said railway company or it's agents to observe any of the terms of the acts and order above referred to-
 Said order further enjoins the defend ant, I. Collner, and all other persons, us- ing seeking to use the trains of the defendant Central of Georgia Railway company in Alabama as passengers from demanding that they be carried as pas sengers at the rates prescribed in the acts and order above referred to or at any other rate less than that now charged by said railway company in Alabama, and from lnstituting any action or proceeding, civil or criminal, against the defendant railway company, or It's agents for the failure by them to observe any of the terms of the acts and order above re- ferred to.
 Said ordr further enjoins the defend- ant Crel Brothers Company. and all other persons, using or seeking to use the defendant Central of Georgia Rail way company in Alabama as shippers of freight, from demanding of the defendant Central of Georgia Railway company. O. It's agents, the acceptance or shipment of freight al the rates prescribed in the acts above referred to, or from prosecuting any action or proceeding, whether civil or criminal. against the defendant Central Of Georgia Railway company, or it's agents for the failure by them to observe any of the terms of the acts above referred to-
 Complainant calls attention to the pro- visions Of sections 725, 5399 and 5iO0 of the Revised Statutes of the United States under which the court has the power to punish by Imprisonment any violation of lis orders.
 Warning is hereby given that any per son violating or attempting to violate any of the provisions of the order of the court dated November 27 1907, above referred to, will be brought before the court and punished to the full extent of the law.
 JOLlNE, IlARKIN & RATHBONE,
 HUGH NELSON,
 12-1-7t Solicitors for Complainant.