Show BINGHAM APEX CASE DECISION EXPECTED SOON Arguments l Closed Yesterday Yesterday Yester Yester- day y Before Judge Johnson John John- son in Federal Court Following tho the final arguments ot or Attorney Adrian C. C Ellis representing the Utah Consolidated before Judge T T. D. D Johnson in the United States court yesterday afternoon the cases ot of tho Utah Apex Mining company compan an and company compan company com com- the tho Utah Consolidated Mining final arguments Tho The pany pan were closed cro not completed until far into the tho I afternoon and at the close Judge Johnson announced that ho would take I tho cases ses under advisement ad and that t p. p it II I v Sf nt t e vl d lift ho no a at n t t t ino h e first opportunity y p 11 would give his decision At Al the close of or tho the s session there was 50 some me speculation on the tho part of or orthe the tho attorneys ns as to just when they the would expect a a. decision and several se are arc confident that within the next will an any announce announce sixty days das Judge Johnson flounce his findings and conclusions Local Attorneys Finish Former Judge John A. A Marshall at attorney at- at did not conclude conclude conclude con con- torney torne for the Utah Apex clude his arguments until noon yester- yester yesterday da day daj- when he was followed by Attorney Altor- Altor Attorney ney ncr John Gray for the Utah Con who after arguing for an hour let Iota letto to catch an afternoon train for Cor San Francisco Attorney Curtis II 11 Lindley Lind- Lind ley Ie allOl attorney ney for Cor the Utah Utahn Apex left lefton lefton lefton on the tho same fame train leaving the local attorneys Marshall C Ellis to finish up the cas case In concluding his arguments Judge Marshall declared that the Jordan case was not pertinent to the present case He Tic said that the Tampa Yampa had been ex explored explore ex- ex for almost a 3 mile and that it Il was a narrow vein and had never ne been beena a broad lodo The evidence e of oC Dr C C. K Leith for tor the Utah Co fitted In with the testimony o of the Utah Apex Tho attorney declared that the Utah Con had attempted to deceive in a n as s sectional map as it did not appear tho the same underground as was represented on tho map He said sald that if I a n. mistake had been made mado In the Utah Apex maps and mod models ls it was because man many orthe of or the tho workings were old and inaccessible ible lulo and that the other information was furnished b by tho the Utah Con The Tho attorney also declared that Attorney Gra Gray had not been fair fall in his statements state sute- ments an and an l that the Utah Con nn and the Utah Apex had both been denied admittance admittance admittance ad ad- to the Jordan workings working Locators Locator Should Benefit Ut Attorney Ellis called tho the attention of or the court particularly to to the tho Ophir Hill case and declared that it was practically a a. parallel caso The continuation contInuation continuation con con- I of tho the lode In tho the Utah ULah Con property he declared de could be easily traced into tho the Utah Apex and that the same conditions could bo found to prevail pre ti He lie asserted that the statute Intended to give the tho locators locator their full rull rights and Jill gather g-ather the tho fruits of or their labor He Ho said that when the miners got Jot away awa from the limestone the they got ot away from the oro ore Ho lie also referred to tho the re report report report re- re port of ot Pope 1 Yeatman on tile the Utah Apex mine where whore ho he said that tho the future fu future fu future fu- fu ture of the mine lay in prospecting I the hc h limestone |