74 F. 42 | U.S. Circuit Court for the District of Colorado | 1896
This is a hill by the interstate commerce commission against the Southern Pacific Company and several other railroad companies to enforce an order of the commission, made November 25,1895, in a suit of the Colorado Fuel & Iron Company against the said railroad companies. The Southern Pacific Company has filed a plea to the jurisdiction, alleging that it is not an inhabitant of this district, that it is a corporation of the state of Kentucky, and that it has its principal office in the city of San Francisco, in the state of California. Following this there is in the plea this language:
“This defendant further alleges that no violation or disobedience on its part of any order or" requirement of the interstate commerce commission, as set forth in the petition herein, or of any order or requirement of said interstate commerce commission, has happened within the said district of Colorado.”
The order of the commission relates to charges for transportation between Pueblo, Colo., and San Francisco, Cal., as to which it is
The plea to the jurisdiction will be overruled.