Salt Lake Herald | 1908-04-02 | Page 4 | Early Decision Expected

EARLY fARl Y DECISION EXPECTED Arguments on Petition of TJ U IL S Smelting Company Heard Be Before Before Before fore Judge J dge Marshall Judge John A Marshall in the United States court yesterday forenoon heard arguments in the proceedings Involving the granting of the petition of the United States Slates smelter for a modification of the injunction which prevents It from treating ores ore containing contain more than 10 per percent percent percent cent of oC sulphur The bearing hearing has been L en on in the tue court for three days das The rhe smelter smelter smelter ter people claim that by the installation of or a bag house and other devices they can rid the smoke from the furnaces of their harmful effects The farmers say sa that thai the devices installed by b the smelter do not realty really divest the gases of their poisons but only change them in color and form The arguments argument yesterday were made for the smelter by b Judge Andrew Andre Howatt and Judge W Yo H II Dickson and for the farmers by b Former Senator J L Raw Rawlins Rawlins lins tIns Judge W Yo V H II King who also rep represented represented represented resented the farmers did not take part pan partIn In the court debate It is quite within the range of possibility ity that Judge Marshall will render a decision by b Saturday morning