SUPREME COURT OF THE CANAL ZONE. Apr. Term,

creed, as to the full, fair and adequate value of said improvements and the ascertainment thereof, that it is a matter of inquiry for the Joint Commission of the United States and the Republic of Panama, pursuant to the terms and provisions of Arts. VI and XV of the said Treaty. The costs of this appeal to be paid by the plaintiff. JUSTICE COLLINS concurred.
Affirmed in part and reversed in pa-rt.
ANDRADE versus PANAMA RAILROAD COMPANY et al.
No. 24. Argued April 15, 1907.-Decided May 6, 1907
PUBLIC LANDS. INJUNCTION AGAINST DAMAGE. An injunction will not be granted against employes of the Panama Railroad Company for damages caused by them to improvements made on public lands by the occupant of such lands. The damage caused shall be appraised by the Joint Commission but the work of the canal or of the railroad shall not be impeded pending such appraisal.
Appeal by plaintiff from the Circuit Court of the Second Judicial Circuit of the Canal Zone; Hon. H. A. Gudger, Judge.
Plaintiff has been occupying certain lands that were decided in a former case (United States v. Andrade) to be public lands, and has extensive improvements thereon. He asked for an injunction against the Panami railroad and the general manager for damages that were being done to the land and to the improvements by the construction of tracks and a dump. The proof showed that the work was being done for the Isthmian Canal Commission only.
T. C. Hinckley and Oscar Terln, for appellant. G. M. Shontz and Inocencio Galindo, for respondent.
F. MUTIS DURAN, C. J. This cause comes before the court on appeal from the Second Judicial Circuit, for an injunction against the Panama" Railroad Company. Motion for a new trial was made by plaintiff and was denied by the lower court.

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