The Birmingham age-herald., 1907-11-28
B. F. EBORN
 Has Moved to His Offices No. First Ave. Ground Floor Morris Hotel Building

specifically named, and against the deputy or deputies of the defendants who are clerks of courts in the counties through which complainant road, or part there of, is operated and against the success sor and successors in office of said clerks and against all other persons acting for or in their stead or on their behalf, or by their procurement, or that of either. of them, as clerk or clerks aforesaid, and against all other shippers or consignees of freight, and all other passengers and all other persons similarly situated, and of the same classes, respectively, or otherwise be granted
 Upon motion of complainant, the 2d day of December, 1907, at 12 o'clock, m, is fixed for the hearing of said motion at the court room in Montgomery, of this, the United States circuit court for the Middle District of Alabama.
 Upon further motion of complainant, and upon its being made to appear to the court that irreparable injury will be caused complainant before the hearing Of said motion for supersedeas and sus- pension of said rates, and for said writ of injunction, unless the said rates are forthwith superseded and suspended, and said injunction granted. It is now ordered that the several rates fixed by , the eight acts of the legislature of Ala bama, approved November, 1907 each en- titled alike, except as to the number of the group mentioned therein, and which title except as to such number for which a blank is left, reads as follows: An act to fix and establish the maximum rate to be charged by railroads now op- erated, or which may hereafter be oper- ated as common carriers, in whole or in part, in the state of Alabama for the transportation, originating and terrninat- ing within the state, of certain articles. or commodities to be known as group No. -, and for this purpose to classify said railroads" be and the same are hereby superseded and suspended until said motion for supersedeas and suspen- sion of rates, pendente lite, and for the
 injunction of like kind can be heard and determined and until the further order of this court.
 It is further ordered that the said sev- eral new defendants hereinabove named be enjoined and restrained, as prayed for in said bill of complaint until com plainant's said motion for an injunction pendente lite against them can be heard and determined.
 This order shall remain in force until the determination of complainants mo- ton for supersedeas and suspension of the rates hereinabove mentioned, and of complainants motion for an injunction pendente lite.
 Let a copy cf this order be served upon each of the above specifically named defendants, and copy thereof be pulp lished in a newspaper published in each county through which any portion of com plainant's railroad is operated. provided, however, that the failure to make such publication in any county counties, because no newspaper is therein pulp lished, or because such newspaper re- fuses, upon reasonable terms, to pub fish the same or otherwise, shall not, in any manner, affect the validity or effect of this restraining order
 This 27th day of November, 1907. THOMAS c. JONES, 11-S-tf Judge United States Court