Show IDAHO COPPERS SUIT AGAINST MINE INSPECTOR ECTOR trial of the five hundred thousand dollar libel suit against stewart campbell state mine inspector of idaho was set for october 4 in united states district court by judge F S dietrich at boise early in the month the suit was filed may 5 1926 by the idaho copper corporation the charging that mr campbell in statements had damaged busin business essof of the concern says the boise statesman the idaho copper corporation first brought action in ill the federal court for this district may 19 1925 asking the tor for damages from mr campbell in september ot of there ane same year an early trial of the suit was urged 6 but more 10 for was delay caused by filing of other papers calling f follone ol loved j specific defenses on the pirt part of the mine inspector by a ruling in february 1926 by the court denying in ill part P a demurrer and motions filed by the corporation the suit was finally set for may 6 last las t for trials tria cof th he e but on the day preceding the date an attorney for tead j horation po ration asked to dismiss the suit P andin andin in its s si filed a suit for the new suit was based tipon dional referred to in the former suit and upon apoll in an addi addia the letter mr campbell is alleged to h have ave written rega regarding arding I 1 business of the mining company copper since the filing of the original suit the idaho cop con corporation has been absorbed by the idaho copper PP the eter pany but it is mr campbells contention that lle di rp acted ed aich ne company is subject to the same criticism w which itis demill at the idaho copper corporation namely that thail re abed by george graham rice who through false rep forced tation in his paper the wall street acono iconoclast alast D I 1 idaho lias has COP idan the stock to a figure far above its actual value share al per is quoted on the boston curb around 3 per P abid is g con though the company has never shipped any ore oreana it estip fronted with a large expenditure for devel development opple ment and transportation before it c can n hope to ship |