Daily Arizona silver belt., 1910-02-10
BY FRANK B. LORD.

WANWNuTON, February 9.--An an ,.v.., II ... evidence thus far adduced ss-ur. ,.r uaIingcr-Pinchot investigat, rg .mnw.ua in the form of official 3.mnrl,, .a.. the testimony of the wit, rr,, L,a- f GIavis, shows a strong .r3r,mer, r least against MT. Taft $ secretary .r the interior.
 T.tr. h., been no effort made to show that a., acts were unlawful or that he WIS actually guilty of grating, br, >,r..- ease has been presenteeo to ltuor,,ra.c the impropriety of his ,up.a.-. au.. as an official and as a pri- ya,e ounru appearing as counsel for tha ,oa. a. olHcials. From this show, ng The ...mtree and public are left 10 make ..a.r own deductions and to draw ,...r .au conclusions.
 I.-"w.- made in regard to this i'm. mmunE ... these:
 T.. BaIluger knew from the ah.t.- ..uucd by Glavis and his a,,,....- ...- tuere was collusion and tr4l .r ,.u port of the claimants, and Ha.u.n.. -rymen were being used !; -.a. re.v.. .p.n the claims was be- Ing .u.r .ummon, indicating that We. ,.. .~ were patented they r....... ..u.i over to one combine.
 r.- journal kept by Clar- u.e O.a. -..n, agent for the Gun u.-.m -. showed that the claim u.. -" ......l into an agreement tO wa r-.. ..ugs over to a company; t.a, ..u .. was reserved for Sen r0r Ur.... of Idaho in return for legal ,,r,a.- rgndered the company,
 3. That N.Ircsentatives McLachlan arI Mrku.s of California were claim .l.> aaI h..re,entative Kincaid of Ne. 5m,6a, prospective purchaser for whom Beul.cr acted as counsel; that ba44-or MS not sincere when he stat ed ,-@ ..v .nry service he performed i@ 'ao ....ants as attorney was IL ls.tn. t9 ar r'es of incorporation.
 - Thai fore becoming land cor 1n,.0g.r H.Ingar acted as att0iney In tue ma'.r of aa agreement concern Ns The ".-0 Coal cJmpaEy of Wasb- As,'l, w." .la it would have been Necessary ' 'ao claimants to commit FEGE .D .uv ont the agreement.
 .y ..' "Hmn two weeks after Ball mga ..v u.utcd Glavis to make a '-"o.- .r,tgation of the coal r's-. '.u. ..re clear listed" by the sr.".. .. .arc acting upon a report I..y hN ~.v.". Agent Love made four u u'..., ." and in the office at the ar '.w w- directed by Ballinger 70 make B.. borough investigation; v ~"' ID T. 'ae Love report was not ".'-E ta.. lie tO the claimants. This '..'1 ''. Was successful in having revoked.
 '" Iaa. IH..ugcr acted as counsel .'. .." .aimants after he had ...a " ,urr and had an oppor- .."..N .'- knowledge of the govern "... he case; that Ballinger ...>.'..". coal cases after he be- -". ." and was not sincere in .- .. had turned them over
 for action.
 h. ... ngcr requested Glavis ... 10 .". the investigation until oa of 1908 because he
 having difficulty in .,. .a0gn funds from some '- who had been liberal . fore, but were then .... administration because
 not been patented. r.. confidential information rr GIavis and other spec r. continually getting into Nl. of the claimants; that a.. .oorc had said that he ln..- ..I the papers with Ball
 .4ton.
 of 2. ..-r D. A. Mckenzie, one r.a,.... .~. had boasted that the aan.. been able to bring enough den, .. ...r to prevent the presi- fo... pointing James R. Gar Guf.I of the interior, because Iatart. been antagonistic to the
 n .r- ". 'oc coal claims.
 C.o.. Senator Guggenheim of Urged .. TO the White House and comm.. appointment of Dennett as aaI r.. 'L the general land office,
 .'9scntatives Mclaughlin,