Show FOR HALF A MILLIONTh MILLION-Th Suit Planted Against J E Dooly Yesterday IN REFERENCE TO DICKENS MINE Some Rather Strong Language Used by the Plaintiffs Who Demand an Accounting J F Hamilton and John S Rohrer have commenced suit in the Third district court against John E Dooly In the complaint they allege that on or about the 20th day of June 1SS4 one William A Morton warand had been the owner of the Charles Dickens lode and mining claim being 1500 feet long and 600 feet wide also the Charles Dickens mill site with all improvements and reduction reduc-tion works connected therewith the water ditch and water right in connection with the saidproperties situated in the Yankee Fork mining district Custer county Idaho an undivided onehalf of the Canton lode in tho same district the Buckskin mining claim in Stanley Bisin district the Blue Wing lode in Yankee fork and and an undivided one half of the Montezuma in Stanley Basin district an undivided onehalf of the Liberator Lib-erator lode in Yankee Fork district and a large amount of personal property which the defendant sold for 11000 That on or about June 20 1SS4 William A Norton made and delivered to defendant deed of conveyance thatunder and by virtue of said deed and conveyance the defendant de-fendant took possession of all the said property that the conveyance WAS 3UDE TO DOOLY for no consideration moving from the said grantee whatsoever but in trust for certain cer-tain purposes towit To convert the said property into money and out of the proceeds pro-ceeds thereof to pay the debts of the said i Norton ithat said property was received by Dooly in trust for the creditors of the said Norton of whom plaintiffs are a part that on March 1 1883 Norton gave his promissory note to plaintiff Rohrer for 17000 payable twelve months after date at the banking house of Wells Fargo Co that the said note was given because Norton was indebted to Rohrer in that amount that the said indebtedness indebted-ness remained unpaid on the 20th of June 1864 and that no part of it has ever been paid That the said plaintiff demanded payment pay-ment from Dooly but the latter has refused re-fused such demand and still does refuse to pay that sum or any part thereof Plaintiffs further show that Norton was also indebted to DroJ F Hamilton for services rendered as physician and surgeon sur-geon to the amount of 3500 that the bill was submitted to Dooly and by him approved ap-proved and tho amount thereof became an account between the plaintiff Hamilton and the defendant Dooly which the latter promised to pay the former Plaintiffs further allege that Dooly has since SOLD THE CHARLES DICKENS MINE and an undivided onehalf interest of then the-n mine and received a large sum In gn sl money and debenture bonds in payment therefor the exact amount of which is unknown un-known but plaintiffs believe it to be over 300000 which sum of money he received as the purchase price of the said property which was transferred to him by the said Norton under the said deed of trust and the same the said defendant still retains in his hands That the defendant has disposed of all property conveyed to him by Norton except ex-cept the Hidden Treasure and has converted con-verted the proceeds into money and now holds and retains the same That the defendant in violation of said trust placed in him has converted the said proceeds to his own use that he still holds title to the Hidden Treasure and has made efforts to convert the same into money that the said mine is worth not less than 50000 that the defendant although he has received large amounts of money from the Norton properties has made no effort to pay any of Nortons debts or render any statement of the sums received Wherefore Where-fore the plaintiffs pray that the defendant be directed to ACCOUNT FOR THE PROPERTY received by him that he pay Jacob S Rohrer 547000 with interest from the 1st day of March 1SS4 and to J F Hamilton the sum of 2500 and interest that the defendant de-fendant without delay pay into court all the balance of the funds which may be in his possession that he be directed to convey the Hidden Treasure mine and any other real estate held by him to a receiver to be appointed by the court that the said receiver be instructed in-structed to sell the mine and other property and pay the proceeds into court that other parties to whom Norton was indebted be permitted to intervene and establish their claims that tho plaintiffs may be allowed costs and such other relief as may be necessary neces-sary |