Bisbee daily review., 1908-07-02
AMSTER SUIT Is SETTLED
 OUT IF COURT
Compromise Reached, Work to
 ReSume-BoSton Man Gets 15,000 Shares and Property
 Will Run on Newman Option.

GLOBE. July 1.-The Amster- Keystone case has been settled out of court. Two cases on the calendar of the district court Saturday were va cated the A-aster Keystone suit. which was begun last Monday, was continued until November 16, and it was announced that Judge Nave con templated going to Denver if Judge Doan of Tombstone was at liberty to come to Globe to preside over the forthcoming term of the federal court But later in the afternoon it was giv- 'en out that the Amster-EeystOne suit, which promised to become one of the most long-dTawn out and bitterly fought legal controversies ever tried here. had been settled out of court.
 The suit, as already stated. was placed ol trial only last week. On the very first day of the proceedings. Judge Nave became so i'll that he was compelled to adjourn in the mid de of the day. and it was subsequent 1y announced that he would hold cOurl during the forenoon. only, until the ease had been disposed Of.
 Trial of the case was attempted under this agreement. but on the sec Olll AtStN JuuSS -NdNts SlLLN41 14lS W 4LAl a distressing attack of laryngitis, a throat trouble. due to a cold, was in suCa a condition that he was unable to appear in court at all This was Thursday. and the case was then continued until Monday, tomorrow.
 The judge has recovered from his attack of laryngitis, but the heavy terms of court he has conducted at x.Tg Irl the effect of exhausting him, and the attending physician. holding. that the patient was not strong enough to con time at work without good long rest, forbade him sitting in court and advised Q change Of air.
 Under the circumstances, Judge Nave wired Judge DOan at Tomb stone, asking that he come down for the federal term of court, and if the requested relief is possible, he will leave at once for Denver for rest and reCuperation.
 The settlement of the Amster- Keystone suit was announced in the afternoon. several hours after the foregoing arrangements Of the judge had been given out
 The continuance Of the case 10 j,le November term eau ed the litiglc's 10 the November term to do some thinking.
 The outlook was that the property would be tied up for two or three years. which was not aa all enCOur- aging to the parties at interest, and the defense resolved 10 attempt some compromise.
 Mir Amster was approached and af- ter some discussion wa.s offered 15,- 900 shares, the equivalent Of about $15, ,000 in the cCmpany which he ac- cepted. paying costs of cOurt-$30, and agreeing that the property should be run under an option held by J. B Newman.
 The Keystone Copper company will resume operations at once" said President Porter of the First National bank last night.
 We thought it best to settle the thing out of court. and we have reached an agreement that will bf satisfactory to everybody.
 That is better than to leave the property Lied up for a long time, anC under the arrangement which in wolves the running of the Keystone under MT. Newman's option, MT Am ster will make money and we al will make money We are all satis fled"
 The out-of-own attorneys in the case left the city last night with MT Amster on a special train for thei respective homes, MT. Amster goinI to his home in Boston.
 The other two cases set for yestel day and vacated by order of cOur were those Of William Woodwork vS the Independence Development con pany. and Harper vs. Thos. Farrisf ct al.