Daily Arizona silver belt., 1907-07-19
FEDERATION CAN'T
 EVEN USE MAILS.
Injunction Issued by Judge Doan Against Union Miners in Bisbee Very Comprehensivc-Debarred from Send ing Strike Notices Through the Mails.

The injunction granted by Judge Doan at Tombstone Monday against pickets of the Western Federation at Bisbee and Douglas is the most com. prehensive ever issued in an Arizona court. In addition to prohibiting the pieketing of trains and depots the in. junction goes so far as to prohibit the use of the mails in sending out strike notices, which the Fl Paso X Southwest ern railroad claims injures their busi ness. The following is from dispatch dated at Douglas:
 Upon an action brought in the district court for the second judicial district by the Fl Paso X Southwestern Railroad company against Bisbee Miners Union No. l06, the organizers operating in the district, Mother" Jones, John Doe and many others, Judge Fletcher M. Doan has granted an injunction re- straining the piekets operating in the Bisbee district in the interest of the Western Federation of Miners from in any way interfering with the interests of the plaintiff company by inducing in any manner patrons or prospective pat rons from keeping away from Bisbee.
 The injunction is very comprehensive in scope and it goes to the extent of forbidding the defendants the use of the mails in sending out printed or written matter that would have ten dency to keep people away from Bis bee.
 Judge Doan's order granting the in junction prayed for, after giving names involved, is as follows:
 Now, therefore, this is to command you and each of you, the said Bsbee Miners Union No. l60, Western Fed eration of Miners, Alex Ferrens and others, each and every one of you, un- til the further orders of this court, your and each of your officers, attor- neys, committees, agents employees, servants, members, confederates, asss- ciates, and all others that may be act ing in aid or assistance of or in con cert with you, or either of you, to ab- solutely desist and refrain from in any manner picketing upon the right of way, station grounds, in the station, or in or upon the ears or trains, or other property of the plaintiff, the Fl Paso & Southwestern Railroad company, or from in any manner impeding, o0. structing, interfering with, molesting or annoying any of the patrons or pas sengers or prospective patrons or pas sengers of the said plaintiff, or from eongregating, lettering or going upon the right of way, station grounds, or in the stations of said plaintiff for tLe purpose of pieketing or of impeding, obstrueting, interfering with, molesting or annoying any of the patrons or pas sengers or prospective patrons or pas sengers of the said plaintiff, or for any purpose other than to either become a passenger or patron of the plaintiff, or to transact ordinary business with the plaintiff, or from picketing, arguing with, interfering with, annoying or in. truding yourselves upon the passengers or patrons of the plaintiff travelling on its said trains, or from entering into or riding upon the trains of said plaintiff for that purpose, or from disturbing and delivering to passengers and pat rons of the plaintiff or other persons upon plaintiff 8 right of way or in it's stations or upon its trains, written O, printed notices, circulars, handbills of any kind or nature whatsoever.