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Suit Not Likely.

Mr.. Mcdonald does not believe that
there is anything in the report that W.
j. Oliver will enter suit against the
government for the preliminary ex-
penses of 500 incurred in making the
bid
Il am certainly not going to Wash
ington to confer with him further in
the matter. / said our company will
be dissolved as rapidly as possible. and
that will end the matterl l have not
heard a word from Mr.. Oliver since the
rejection of the bids
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Has SLIGHT CHANCE.

New York, March 2-The condition of
Daniel J. Sully, who is critically ill with
pneumonia was reported today as IN
changed with slight chance for his re-
cOVery.
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WANTED.

Experienced salespeople for cloak and
suit department. Apply Monday morn
ing The Paris
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1907-03-03

For a delightful dessert just ask your
Grocery Man for MOUNTS peach or
annie butter
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WANTED.

Experienced salespeople for cloak and
suit department. Apply Monday morn
ing. The Paris.
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EXPERT KODAK FINISHING.

Harry Simpler. Commercial Photog-
fapher. 151 Main street Get my new
price list
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Ilsn Church Rummage Sale. lis East
First South. Tuesday afternoon,
O'Clock.
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See Ebert sor wan paper.

MOUNTS pickles are on thousands
of dinner tables today. Simply the re-
cognition of indisputable quality.
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GETTING READY.

See Ebert for wall paper.
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Union Dental Co.
2is South Main.
HONEST WORK.
HONEST PRICES.

Painless Extraction OF Teeth or No /
Pay. All Work Positively Guaranteed /
Phones: Bell. 1126-x; Ind. 1l26
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sedueed by Higher Pay.

1T is generally recognized that this
agency was working to defeat the pro-
ject long before 1t ever took tangible
shape. You will notice that one by one
the practical men who have been iden-
tilted with the canal have been picked
OFF by big financial interests. 1t is not
difficult to trace the relations. This is
very poor business. however, for the
canal is bound to come, If not during
this administration then during an
other. 1t is inevitable.
L cannot see where the president
and his associates are right, and do not
see how they will be able to build the
canal Sooner or later the ditch will
have to be dug under businesslike
management of a constructor who has
figured cost down to a minimum. Our
company was willing to perform every
item of the agreement required by the
government. 1t was our understanding
that when the conditions imposed by
the government were met the contract
went TO our company. We have made
every preparation, at considerable ex-
pense, and were prepared to begin
shoveling dirt on or before the time
limit of sixty DAYS"
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his
home-dehhts the girl for there always IN
pocket Of chocolates
all kinds of chocolates
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PRESIDENT IS
ALONE TO BLAME
Construction Company Was
Prepared to Go Ahead and
DIG Panama Canal.
NO REASON FOR REJECTION
RAILROADS BLAMED IN SOME
QUARTERS.

Augusta, Ga, March 1--WE are
down and out, said ]. b. Mcdonald,
president of the Panama CONSTRUCTION
company, I'm discussing the rejection
of the bid of W. ]. Oliver for the con-
struction of the Panama canal. They
have taken the matter out of our
hands, and it now rests with the pres
ident. The responsibility should be
placed where it belongs.
Il do not see why our bid should
have been rejected, except that it is
due to the far-reaching Vaccinations
of the political influences that have
worked against all bids that threaten
actual construction of the big canal. 1t
is hardly necessary to say that these
interests are those of the transconti-
mental railroads
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AMERICAN FORK NOTES.

See Ebert for wall paper.
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.

Bruce Parkway L. Curtis ct viz A J.. 10 Ella
Hickman. part Of Fortune Enlarged. SIC.
Linden street northeast, between Twelfth and ThT-
tenth stTcets-William Conrads ct al. 20 David
7, McClsaahan, 10. go. square l0G. SO
Connecticut avenue northwest. between T and Q
streets-HaTTy ". Cragin to George Whittell
lot z, square III $1,000.
Columbia Heishts-AGglSta c. M0tz TO Helen l.
Bennit. lot S. block > SO.
Seventh and B streets southeast-Th0mas E. Smith
son ct ux. TO Michael A. Mccormick east half
q original lot l. square So SO. Michael A.
Mccormick conveys same property 10 Robert r.
Nahorucy. SO.
Barry Fa1m-E Edward H. Eaton et Tx. 20 Frank
Wager and Bertha B. Wager. part original lots
and b. section s. $40. Frank Wager ct ux.
to Emma G.. Eaton. same property. SO
Tbirty-thir street northwest near Prospect street
Thomas " Talbot ct TX. TO Sallie L. Hawken.
lot y. square IDS. $40.
WoodUards Lot-Hauy i. Rsnfro ct 70 Daniel
l. Renfro. part. SIC.
Lanicr Heights-W Washington Loan ard Trust Com
pany to Margaret c. Cromwell, lot 2es. SO.
No. Z7H Ontario road-William Z. Kellogg et ux.
10 Frank G. Henry. parts lots and g. block Z.
Washington Heights S9.s4l03
Columbia Hcights-Jeremish NJ. BurrelI ct ux 70
Mari, Louise Thomas. lot Is, block . SO.
No. 1874 L street northwest-Anna Kriksteine Ct
viz Isaac, TO Charles J. Wade. lot q, square
81. $40
Willard street northwest. between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets-Wiiliam A. Hin ct al trus-
tees to George J. yesterday. lot rs, square ISL
$50
Thirteenth and II streets northwest Mary d. She's
maker ct al. to Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
parts original lots l, 2. and 80. square 80,
$50 N0
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DEEDS OF TRUST.

Fortune Enlssged-ETla Hickman 10 Frank ) Cur
It's and Harry NJ. Packard. to secure Mary L.
Curtis. S225, three TO thirty-three months, per
cent, part
Square SIENNA Levy ct var, Abe, 70 Henry n.
BcTgnauu and Charles Schafer, % secure North
ern Liberty Communication Building AssOcia-
ton. 81 SEQ part original lot t.
Square 82)-JUus f. Lorcnz ct TX. TO H. Il. HoweD-
stein and John c. Atherton 20 secure Charles
J. Wade $500. three years. 5 per cent. semi
annually. part tot >.
Mount Pleasant and Pleasant Plains-Carrie L.
Mard 10 Chaplin Brown and Henry H. Berg
mann TO secure Oriental Building Association
No. g. Ns000. lots g. "a. 30 to IS. block s.
Square 407e-William A. Root ct 10 Charles r.
benjamin and Roger T. Mitchell, 20 secure Per
petusl building Association. H,0o0. lot 81. block
. Trinidad
Addition to Anacostia-AIaTy p. Frisbie ct Eir I'd
ward r.. 20 T. Janney Brown and r. Henry
Lynn. to secure Prudential Building Association
$3.50, lots ISL and lSs
Columbia Heights-Helen i. Bennit 10 Watson j
Newton and 5. Percy Thompson. to secure Au-
gllsta c. Motz. $3.50, monthly notes, per cent
lot s. block g.
Washington Heights-Margaret G. Cromwell ct viz
Joseph C.. 20 William Z. Edmcnston and Hsrry
5 Welch. to secure Mary Z. Williams 81 zoo
three years. Der cent. semi-annuaily lot %.
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chards are blooming all over California.
Already I have had some correspondence
with our Agricultural Department on the
subject of coffee-gTOwing.
An Experimental station.
At present my idea of developing cof-
fee-growing In our cotton states is to
set up a large experimental station in
the South, below the frost line, say for
geographical reasons, in the state of
Alabama. under the jurisdiction of our
Agricultural Experimentation which
to distribute the best species or coffee
plants to enterprising farmers in States
where such plants would grow and pro-
duce profitable crops OF the fruit. Posi-
bly,. there may be enough people a
those States Including California; to
establish bureaus Of plant Introduction
in their own States, but ] doubt that
Democratic principles would carry them
that far I'm hostility to the Repub-
Hcan national principles that maintain
an agriculture department. / notice
that there is no hostility in the South
to our appropriation for the improve
ment OF rivers and harbors- OF course.
such appropriations are genuine states
manship. FELIX BRANNIGAN.
Asst AttV Dept Justice.
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DAILY COURT RECORD,


Assignments for t0-mOTTuU. SIcclai CALENDAR
No 4 Pennsylvania Bridge Company IS United
States Appellants attorneys Hamilton. Colbert 4
Hamilton: appellee's attorneys. ID. W. Baker and
J. n Proctor.
No. 3 United States. ex rel smithson. Ash
ford Appellants attorney. d. L. Leighton; appel
lees attorney T. II Thomas.
No. g. District Of Columbia Green Appel
lsnt's attorney. L. H. Thomas appellee's attorney
John Ridout-
No g. Turner IS American Security and Trust
COMPANY Appellants attorneys. J. ]. Darlington
and C. r. Carusi: sppellee's attorneys. W. +. Nat
tlngly and :. e. Peella.
No. H. Storey IS. storey Appellants attorney
]. S Easby Smith.
Regular call:
No. I7Oa Collins vs. McBlair. Appellants after
ncys C. W Fits and r. 6. Musseyi appelice's at
toruey. Irving Williamson
No ITO Capital Traction Company IS Brown.
Appellants attorneys X. Ross Perry Son and
< T. Dunlop: apDellees attorneys, J. Z. Taylor
and Hayden Johnson.
No. l7I5. O'DVyer vs. Northern Market Company.
Appellants attorneys. &. Il. Merillat and 6 r
Carnsi; appcllee's attorneys. Z. II. Thomas. H. p
Blair. Arthur Peter and Hamilton, Colbert & Ham
ilion-
Nos l7lsl7la Stone VS.. Fowlkes- Appellants at
formers r. 2. billiard and J. s. Eastg Smith, ap-
paellee's attorney Leigh Honinson.
No. ITE HarJen IS. Loefiier. Appellants alter
ney l. A. Bailey appellee's attorneys, Leon Iobri-
mr. and 7. y. Hay.
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Circuit Court No. 4.

Flicker vs. Pacific Mutual Life Insurance Com
many. demurrer to second amended declaration sus-
tanned. Plaintiffs attorneys. Dougl2s q Douglas
defcndantls attorneys Berry * Minor.
Assignments for today.
No Do Kaufman rs. District Of Columbia At
toncys Douglas 4 D0uslas-E. H. Thomas
No. SIS Gamer " Crsbb- Attorneys J. I. Pey-
ssr-J. r. Hunter.
No $50 Stephenson vs. Richardson. Attorneys,
s A. putuam-I. j. Darlington.
No 367 Poe IS. Niles. Attorneys, 5. 4. Putnam
Il s. Whit.
No. 30 Gaeglcr vs.. Masters. Attorneys, e. L.
Gies-W. Lambert.
No Z5 Martin Brick Company IS. smoot. At
tnrTieys Tucker & Keny0n-W. +. Johnson.
No is United States use Riley vs. ODay. At
torueys Bates Warren. ). T. Thomas and W. H.
ShoIes- Brandcnburg * Brandenburs.
No. 3l3 Ffoulke vs.. Barross. Attorneys, Tucker
d kcny0n-John Ridout-
No. ST. Smith vs. American GTaphophone Com
pauy. Attorneys. A. S. WoTthinston- Fulton Lewis
No Bel Jackson vs. District of Columbia. Att0T-
ueys Cole & D0uaidson-E. H. Thomas.
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ADJUSTING POSTAL TREATY.
Canadian Matters to BE Fixed Up by
Department Officials.

Postmaster General Cortelyou has di-
rected Second Assistant Postmaster Cen
eral ShallenbergeT and II. NJ Bacon. of
the Third Assistant Postmaster Generals
Office, TO proceed to Ottawa. Canada. and
confer with the postal administration Of
that country with reference u questions
which have arisen between the two adj
ministratiOns, covered by postal treaty
with a view to satisfactory adjustment.
They viii leave Washington tonight
stop over one day In New York, and reach
The Washington herald., 1907-03-04
Saw No Merit In idea.

On January q Mr.. O. w Barrett, plant
lntroducer. wrote Mr. Brunigan letter
in reply. stating that IL has been shown
that caffein (Which is absent in the bean
of Canea HumbIotiaua} is practically
harmless. and in many cases a very bene-
fetal nervous stmulant TO the system
Therefore, he suggested, it would be as
absurd 70 undertake "a cultivation Of this
species OF coffee as 81 would be Of a tea
not containing theme in this country.
He stated ;hat he does not understand
the proposition to grow a decidedly trop-
zeal species OF the plant in California or
southern parts of our Appalachian
range"
Alr Braunigan did not answer Mr.. Bar
retts letter. but states that many physi-
clans advise their patients not 60 indulge
in coffee drinking because cafein is be-
Teved 20 be injurious To the nervous sys-
tenn, and says that he suggested the in
PRODUCTION Of CaHea HUmhIotana by the
Agricultural Department because there
are So many who use the substitutes for
Cafein Arabica He allows that every
species Of coffee is a tropical plant, but
says that il should grow wherever the
orange or tomato grows and ripens. and
says I do not see why the United States
could not produce an annual crop Of cof-
fee large enough 10 supply the CONNER
cial world, worth perhaps as much as our
annual cotton crops and furnish employ
ment and profit for white native labor
In the South-labor for men. women, and
children and so solve in this way the
vexed color question in labor and poll
tics
The Washington herald., 1907-03-04
Circuit Court No. =.
JUSTICE ANDERSON.

Assignments for to-day.
Ne a54 Jackson rs. Washington Railway and
Electric Company. Attorneys, J. s. Whit J.
Darlington
No. "a Church vs.. Grant. Attorney. ". C. Prem
tiss-Wiliou J. Lambert
No s3i United States use Cook IS. C0wsill. At
torness Golden & Fenning-L- {. Williamson and
Hamilton Colbert & Hamilton
No 9Hz Lyon Is Bursey Attorneys Hallsm q
Hsllam-Ic0 Simmons
No. 80 Schwartz IS. Cosgrove. Attorneys L. Il
David and Il. b. Bchrend-John Rid0ut-
No. So Fa1an rs. District Of Columbia. At
tulneys J. J. Darlington and ". II. Sh0ies-E. II.
Thomas
No Sc Washington IS Reariz Attorneys, Z J..
Mather-R. r. Perry * Son.
No. 80 Fletcher IS. Anacogtia and Potomac Rail
road Company. Attorueys B. T. D0yie-J. j. Oar
li1ston
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MAIL TRAINS TOO FAST.
Mr.. CorteIyOu Says Department
Should Not Ask Dangerous Speed.

VT. NDrteINOU SagN UepaTtment
Should Not Ask Dangerous Speed.
The attitude OF the Post-office Depart
ment regarding fast-mail trains has been
defined by Postmaster General CorteIyou.
He says that while the department should
insist upon the most expeditions service
possible. It should not use it's authority
TO such a degree as to compel the estab-
ishment of railroad schedules inconsistent
with entire safety 10 passengers travelling
on these trains.
Mr.. C0rtelyou thinks that there is dan
ger Of some of the roads being overtaxed
in the matter of speed. He is of opinion
that the POst-of1ice Department should
in no wise encourage schedules beyond
the limit of safety.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-04
suits.

No. 4s23s William II Russell vs. City and Sub
Urban Railway q Washington; damages 500. Plain
tih-s attorneys G. K. Wilson and r. ". Hills
No. z92g Leo Harlow rs. Spanish American
Drug and Chemical Company; account. 81 Plain
tins attorney H. I. Queen.
No 1920. United States use Of Emily q. Holt
ger rs Citizens Trust and Guaranty Company;
bond, SIo0A Plaintiff attorney. Wilton J. Lam
bert.
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suggestion to Department.

Mr. Brannigan addressed a letter to the
Secretary Of Agriculture. under date Of
December y, 1906, IN which he called Mr..
Wilson's attention to the fact that new
coffee plant had been discovered in the
Comoro Islands. the popularity Of which
is that its beans contain no caffein aka
loid, which is considered very injuri-
Gus TO coffee drinkers. He suggested that
this newly discovered CafIea HUmbl0tana
could readily be grown in Porto Rico and
Cuba, perhaps in Florida. and in Cali
fornia and along the southern slopes Of
the Appalachiaus. rs well as in the Co
moro Islands and adjacent tropical re-
gions He said he believed that the Sec
rotary would take an interest in producing
In this country enough Of the new cof-
Zee to supply with good coffee the entire
United States and a surplus for compeu-
lion with Brazil in The markets of the
world lie said he had at first thought
OF laying the matter before Mr.. Carnegie,
but finally decided to put il before Mr..
Wilson. for consideration. Mr.. Branni-
gan also suggested that il might be pos
sible to find or improve a tea plant whose
leaves would contain none Of the alkalO!d
theme. and that~such would be "a greater
discovery than would that Of an orange
tree that would not be killed by frosts.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-04
OPINIONS ON THE
NEW YORK MARKET

From the Washington Herald Of YESTERDAY
Benjamin Woodruff, of Post x Flagg-
The market was dull. \ smart rally oc-
CURED at the close yesterday. but as this
mornings forecasts OF the bank statement
were decidedly adverse and there stu
continued to be "a good deal of talk Of
strike on the Pennsylvania system. con
siderable uneaslness prevailed, and prices
opened with declines of about g. of a
point Some stocks sold even lower than
this during the session. but the statement,
when published. proved TO be considerably
better than was generally expected, and
the market rallied. II again weakened
somewhat. closing with net losses, but
above the low figures 1t looks as if the
force Of the Hquidating movement had
about spent itself, and / feel that the
market should gradually work to better
figures
G. Bowie Chapman. of T. r. Chapman
* Co.-"The market opened lower, sold of
slowly during the first hour, recovered
partially on the publication of the bank
statement. but gave way rapidly in the
last half hour. Pressure was again
placed upon Reading, although Union Pa
ciic, ST Paul. and the other leaders suf-
fered almost as much. The local traction
stocks were heavily sold and seemed to
lack proper support About the weakest
feature on the list was Northern Pacific.
which lost about four points. The bank
statement was better than expected, and
Washington advices in New York were
that the Aldrich bin viii pass the House
this afternoon or evening.
S II Agnew, of Henry Clews & Co.
The market is still largely professional
and permanent Improvement is out of the
question until the moneyed powers come
20 the rescue by taking stocks. At pres
ent there is little Indication of their doing
so. Inside support is occasionally given
to prevent undue raids, but it is apparent
that every time these are checked. stocks
taken in that process are disposed of
again as soon as the market viii take
them. IL may be- taken for granted that
on all fair rallies the market is sin "a
sale and any one buying on breaks for
turn should be satisfied with moderate
profits. The decrease in earnings shown
by some Of the important railroad sys-
TENS, such as Canadian Pacific, Reading
and Pennsylvania, may be taken as q
forerUnner Of what may be expected in
the way OF future earnings. especially
when increased wages and the greatly in
creased price Of equipment materials are
considered. 1t is safe % assume. how
ever, that the figures as published do not
portray the correct position, for the rea-
son that the banks lost sums during the
last days of the week which figure for
only Il day or so in the statement. Ny
personal opinion is still that the market is
a sale on all rallies"
Herbert,I. Jones. OF Charles G. Gates
& CO.-"ProfessionaI sentiment is still
very largely beaIish. With the final pas
sage CT the Aldrich bill and Congress
adjourned sine ole. there should be a turn
of a substantial nature. Profits should
be taken on the sharp rallies. but good
stocks are Il purchase on all the declines.
Evidence Of extensive accumulation Of
leading issues on the soft spots is plen-
The Washington herald., 1907-03-04
S. 7. SMITH WINS SUIT.
Court Refuses to Grant Petition OF
Mrs. Sarah +. Henry.

Justice Gould has dismissed the suit
brought by Mrs. Sarah E. Henry. ask
ing that an injunction be granted
against Samuel T. Smith, a local real
estate broker, and twelve other defend
ants, and that c receiver be appointed
to take charge of certain properties in
Rosedale and sherwood.
The court held there was no ground
for the cOmplainants claim that the de-
PENDANT intended conveying the proper
~ to third party, or incumbering the
same to her injury.
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Probate Court.
JrsTICE GOTLD.

Estate Of Allan GilmouT; viii dated February s.
1873, H,cd.
Estate Of Joanna J. Barry. petition Tor letters Of
administration fled. Attorney, Charles J. MuTphy-
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FINANCIAL.
Iilghest Returns b Investors

Highest Returns to Investors
With safety TO principal guaranteed by hrst mort
gage ldeed Of trust notes Oh Washington business
per cent net 10 investor Smaller notes on resi-.
Gence property.
HEIsKELL McLERAN. locs St nv.
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Mechanics, Lien.

No S5ss. Noel Construction Company IS Anna
Jennes5 Miller e al lot Il, block z kalorzma
Heights. SI5.69H
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Criminal Court No. 4.
JUSTICE STAFFORD.

Assignments fer to-day:
United States vs. Bnger Hermann; on trial.
Criminal Court No. 2.
JUSTICE BARNARD.
Assignments Cor today
United States vs. William Merriam.
United States vs. Walter f. Thomas
United States Sc Joseph CuTtiss-
Iu re- estate o. George Hickeulooper.
In o. estate O. Amanda Scott.
No. 90 appeals. Caldwell S Brown CT al At
orucys /. I. Everett. j.. Loving.
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Equity Suft.

No 1911. Moore Printing Typewriter Company et
d. VS.. HsHry tiensl-r. 10 substitute trustee Con-
plainant's soIcite.s, {. A. Kesvin and George r
Montague.
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Clean AdvertIxIng-The Y

Clean AdvertiSIng-The Washing
ington Herald does not exploit
fakirs. Merchants who patronize
this newspaper viii find themselves
in good company. It's advertising
columns are kept clean.
The Washington herald., 1907-03-04
PRICES FARE BADLY
Lowest Level Before Rise Has
Not Been Reached.
CAUSE FOR HEAVY DECLINE

Interstate Commerce Commission In
vestigatfOn Main Depressing IN
huence on MarIset-Interesi in
Passage of AIdrfch Currency Bill.
Secretary Can Abolish subtreasury.
The copper era., 1907-08-08
General Clark After Back Taxes.

The territory of Arizona, by At
torney General E. S. Clark, has filed
an application in the supreme court
for writ of mandamus directing j.
Nj. Gaines, tax collector for Cochise
county, to begi1 an action against
the Copper Queen Consolidated Min
ing company to compel the payment
of the remainder of the taxes due
in the assessment of 1901. The terri
tory's interest in the taxes is about
$4,000.
Associated with Mr.. Clark are At
torneys J. F. Wilson and J. E. Rus
sell, representing the COchise county
taxpayers. The county's share ex-
ceeds S75, 200. The assessors modest
assessment was raised by the county
board of equalization about l 200 per
cent, as a result of which the COM
pany's tax was Sl22,657. The COM
pany resisted and litigation followed,
but the company at various times
paid the amounts aggregating nearly
500, 900. The tax collector has hith-
erto denied requests to bring an
action for the collection of the bal
ance, which, with interest, amounts
to SIG, SO1.8l.