, 1922-08-03

] ing. confederating, cooperating,
combining, conspiring. agreeing or
arranging with them or acting on
behalf of them or In sympathy with
them from doing the acts complained
OF and threatened to be committed;
And 1t appearing to the Court that
the injuries threatened are great
loss and destruction OF plaintiffs
property. and property of Its EN-
ployes. wrongful and unlawful in
terruption Of and interference with
the conduct of plaintiffs business, as
a common carrier of interstate and
intrastate commerce and carrier of
the United States mail, preventing
the plaintiff from performing its
duties under the Interstate Com
merce Act and other federal statutes
applicable to Railroads. and loss of
life. and personal injury to plain
tiff's employees and their families and
injury to and loss of their property;
And it further appearing to the
Court that immediate and ~irrepar-
able injury. loss and damage will re-
suit to plaintiff before notice can be
served and hearing had thereon, for
the reason that it appears that acts
Of violence are being perpetrated by
the above named defendants and
other persons combining, conspiring,
acting. agreeing or arranging with
them or in sympathy with them. and
that such persons have established
unlawful picket lines, and have
threatened the employees of plaintiff
in divers unlawful ways, so that the
employees of plaintiff are being
%hindered, molested, inundated, and
prevented from performing their reg
ular work in connection with the
maintenance and repair of plaintiffs
motive power, rolling stock and
equipment, so that there is definite
and immediate danger that the train
terfered with, delayed and inter-
rupted;
And it further appearing to the
Court that said injuries will be ire
parable for the reason hat defend
ants are not so financially respons-
ible that adequate Judgment could
be collected from them, and that the
acts complained of are so numerous
and committed under such diverse
circumstances hal many of the in
dividuals guilty thereof cannot be
apprehended, and hat the said
wrongful acts are of such a character
that they cannot be compensated for
in damages and that said acts will be
committed before hearing unless a
restraining order is issued immed-
lately and without notice to de-
fendants:
Now therefore, on motion of the
plaintiff it Is ordered that the de-
PENDANTS appear before the District
Court Of the United States for the
District Of Wyoming at a session to
be held in the said City of Cheyenne
in the State of Wyoming in said dis
trict on the tenth day of August.
1929, at ten o'clock in the forenoon
of the said day and then and there
show cause, If any there may be,
why the preliminary injunction there
in prayed should not be issued, and
it appearing to the Court that there
is danger Of immediate and %irrepar-
able injury being caused to plaintiff
before the hearing of said application
for a preliminary writ can be had.
unless defendants are pending such
hearing restrained as hereinafter set
forth; and the plaintiffs application
for a restraining order having been
granted by the Court; and the plain
tiff having given bond approved by
the Court in the sum of Five Thous-
and Dollars securing the said de-
PENDANTS against all loss or damage
which may result from the issuance
of said order If it should be finally
decided hat the same was improp-
erly issued, or that may be adjudged
to them by reason of the granting of