Show M DISTRICT ENJOINED from froni continuing to delve I 1 for wealth A SUIT st FOR THE LAND TITLE irja iras B been brought by john if white I 1 r I 1 and a it temporary Restrain restraining I 1 0 order granted J I 1 aw one odthe of the greatest baits suits which per haps have ever been filed in this district was commenced yesterday by evans rogers under the title of john 11 white vs willis willie booth john T kich and frederick Thac kerell involving the title to the entire mining district of la Ls plata the value of which is beyond I 1 human powers to fix on account of the extremely rich discoveries which have aea been made there daring the past Y year ear under the provisions of an act of congress passed july lt Itt 1802 and ammend ed july zd 1804 the central pacific railroad company of california 1 and the union pacific were gran the 1 purpose of aiding in the construction of said railroads and their telegraph lines and nd to secure the safe and speedy transportation por tation of the mails troops munitions I 1 0 of war and public stores a ores every alternate I 1 section 0 of public land designated by odd numbers to the amount of ten alternate sections Bec tiona per mile on each side of the roads on the line thereof and within the limits of twenty mil miles on each side I 1 1 not sold reserved or otherwise disposed k of provided that all mineral lands geould be excepted in 1864 1884 D P tarpey purchased from the central pacific section 11 township 8 north of range 2 east salt la lake ke I 1 maridean mai mar idian now li lt plata mining district and in 1887 bold sold the same to jol john in if white in whose name the title still rests the complaint upon which tho suit la is based states that on or about the ad I 1 tl day of january 1892 and on divers other times and continuously between that time and the beginning ol 01 the action the defendants unlawfully unlawful lv broke and entered upon the plaintiffs said lands and have flue log and are etil stil lunder the I 1 pretended claim ot of right so to do dig I 1 pine up and into the soil and taking out I 1 in valuable deposits of silver and other precious mineral ores to the plat otilTa damage and loaa lose and that the defendants threaten and give oat out that they will continue so to unlawfully enter upon plaintiffs said lands and commit the wrongs mentioned iss restrained and enjoined by the order and judgment of the courtin court in accordance with which the plaintiff do madda judge judgment ant and that the defendants each of them and all others acting in aldor aid or assistance oft of ahm hemor or either of them be restrained from cutting down or removing any timber now os or the lands described cir or from dyeing digging 4 op lip said soil or removing any minerals or L I 1 precious cloua orea ores and that dam ampre ages ba entered against them and in lavor laver ol 01 the plaintiff inasmuch as the map of the definite location of the route of the railroad was filed in the office of the secretary of the I 1 interior on october 1803 and the grant which bad had until until then been a float oat b became became definitely fixed and the Ind lad entity of the land granted became certain and the title absolutely vested in I 1 the central pacific the contention of I 1 plaintiffs attorneys will probably be that at the time the transfers to tarpey and white were made the lands in contest were known as of an agricultural and grazing character and any mineral deposits discovered subsequent would not affect the title judge miner bliner granted a restraining 0 order and entered an order to show cause made returnable july ad I 1 the trial and final outcome of the case will undoubtedly be watched with intense interest inasmuch as the amount involved mol vedis is almost inestimable t |