| Show GANCENTRAL da A SUIT I l ibeiails i of Grievance1 Against Mammoth v Mam-moth Company 4 I THE DIVIDEND IS PASSED ci 4 JDIRECTORS MEETING HELD I PEOVO YESTERDAY c < Decision Reached to Fight to a Finish Utah Mine at Fish Springs Prolably Will Be Sold April Foal Dividend of 5000 Silver Q een Strike The suit of the Grand Central Mining ompany against the Mammoth Mining company will be filed in the district tmrt a Ttfephi today At least that is the pian laid out by the attorneys for 4 the plaintifts Dickscn Ellis Ellis s 1 Brown Henderson z The complaint which was seen by a Herald representative yesterday is a voluminous affair and covers about a dozen typewritten pages I the complaint com-plaint the plaintiff states that it is the owner of the Silveropolis patented mil ing claim which lies alongside and au joins the Golden King mining claim pwned by the defendant company on the west hi which it alleges there is a lode of rock in place bearing gold silver sil-ver lead copper and other metals The complaint states further that the defendant de-fendant company i also the owner of the Bradley mining claim and goes onto on-to allege that within the past twelvemonths twelve-months the defendant has in working beneath the surface on the Golden I King and Bradley claims without the consent of the plaintiff and against the protest of the plaintiff unlawfully and wilfully driven drifts tunnels crosscuts cross-cuts and other underground openings It across the westerly side lines of the claims mentioned a belonging to the Mammoth company and into and beneath be-neath the surface of the Silveropolis claim belonging to the plaintiff The I plaintiff alleges further that the defendant de-fendant has mined and extracted a large amount of ore from the Silver opolis claim which it is informed and believes exceeds 600ft tons The value l j of the ore alleged to have been extracted ex-tracted is placed at a value of 50 a 1toh or an aggregate of 300000 for twhlch amount the plaintiff asks judgment judg-ment together with costs and such further fur-ther relief as justice requires in the premIses A s a second cause action the plaintiff plain-tiff alleges that the defendant threat I U ens to keep right on mining and extracting t ex-tracting ore from the Silveropolis claim and converting the proceeds therefrom to its own benefit unless restrained and enjoined by the order of the court ForHhis cause of action the plaintiff asks judgment and a decree of the court restraining and enjoining the defendant de-fendant or its manager agents or employees em-ployees from entering upon the said Silveropolis claim for the purpose of mining extracting or removing any ore or other material whatever on or beneath be-neath the surface of the said claim pending the trial of the case and upon J the flnal determination to be perpetu allv enjoined from so doing Sam Mcintyre was in Tintic yester dy where he is engaged in getting out shipments of ore which will be applied towards paying the next dividend which is promised at the meeting of the directors to be held on the 20th inst He of course could not be seen but others closely associated with the direction di-rection of Mammoth affairs were seen during the day None of them denied that the drifts mentioned in the com rplainb bad been run and they seemed tomake it no secret that ore had been taken out of the Silveropolis claim William Mclnlyre who had the man Uam agement of thfe mine up to a few months ago when he sold out his interests in-terests to his brother Sam said i was true that he had found ore over thereabout there-about a year ago and he took it out and sold it The vein so Mammoth stockholder said crops out on the surface sur-face and inclines toward the Silver iVopolls claim He says it can be traced allthe way down from the surface and when I crosses over the side lines of the Silveropolis i is at n depth of te about COO feet from the surface At this point is what is known as the old Betsy stope Some very rich ore was taken out of I from which the Mammoth Mam-moth 1 is said realized many thousands thou-sands of dollars The rich ore didnt stopat the side lines and William McIntyre Mc-Intyre did not hesitate to elevate it to the surface There is no doubt that when the case comes to trial theM l the-M lhmoth management will undertake to show that the Mammoth company had a perfect right to the ore over the Ilines under the apex laws The Mammoth Mam-moth locations an among the oldest In the Tintic district so the officials claim they can establish their right to the apex Tinder those locations The Mammoth company received the second patents Issued to the Tintic district The Ajax received the first Service i probably be made upon Sam Mclntyre today if he can be found at Mammoth I was currently rumored yesterday that the Grand Central tried to avert the trouble by buying the Mammoth It is claimed that the Grand Central offered to pay 250 a share for the tok but Sam McIntyre wanted over 154 for It This rumor was denied by a Mammoth official however The directors of the Grand Central held a meeting in Provo yesterday Official action was taken relative to the pending suit and n resolution was passed deciding to proceed with i at once The September dividend was passed and for the first time in a year Grand Central stockholders will not receive I their usual monthly dividend checks |
