Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-12-16
PACIFIC COAST ADVICES.
ESPECIAL TO II sENTIEEL.l
Suit Against the Bullion,

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San Francisco, Dec. 15.-John Thode,
who last week brought suit against the
Bullion Mining Company and its Direc-
tors, to restrain the sale of certain delin-
quent stock, and charged fraud and mis-
management in the directory, has brought
another suit against the same mine and
its Directors, and the Secretary and Geo.
W. Grayson, G. L. McDermott and the
Directors of the Ward Gold and Silver
Mining Company, and in addition to the
charges and prayer OF the first complaint,
alleges that the Ward mine, which was
worth but $50, 200, was entirely controlled
by George W. Grayson and Charles +.
McDermott; that in April, 1880, the d.
rectors of the mine sold it at the direction
of Grayson and McDermott TO the Bullion
Company for $500, 900, of which sum the
Julia Con. Mining Company was to pay
500 200, and the Bullion $500, 900, and
that thereby the stockholders were de-
frauded out Of S240, 600 for the benefit of
defendants. Plaintiff alleges that Nc
Dermott and Grayson conspired with the
Directors Of the defendant corporation,
and with Thomas Cole, G. W. Kellogg, ].
M. Livingston, A. Boreland and John Z.
Dixon, Directors of the Julia Company,
and that Grayson, who had been a Direc-
tor OF the latter company, resigned in or
der to give legality to the sale, for he was a
Director of the Ward Company, and had
John &. Dixon elected in his place, and
over Dixon he exercised complete control
OF the defendant. The corporation gave
notes for $500, 900, and the Julia Company
Sloo,0OO. All the notes given by the
Bullion Company have been paid, except
a balance of S11 800, and plaintiffs ask
that defendants be restrained from paying
1T, and that a receiver be appointed to take
charge OF the affairs of the defendant cor
poration.
The Idaho Legislature.
BOISE CRY, Dec. 15.-The Idaho Legis-
lature assembled here on Monday. The
Council stands 6 Republicans, 8 Nor
mons, 2 Mormon Democrats and 1 Dem
ocratic Mormon. They have elected
Colonel Z. Wall, anti-Mormon Democrat,
President. The House stands - Republi-
cans, 7 Mormons and 5 Democratic Nor
mons. They have voted three days with
out e%lecting a permanent Speaker. The
Mormon Il init Mormon issue is about
as bitter here as in Utah. The Democrats
and Republicans who affiliate with the
Mormons are classed as Jack Mormons.
A Severe storm.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15.-There have
been very heavy rains in Oregon and
Washington Territory the last three days.
Much damage was done to the railroad
bridges, ETC., by the floods. At Pendleton
the river rose so rapidly that many inhab-
itants were forced to take refuge in the
trees, where they remained all night.
Mills, houses and other improvements
were carried away. No loss of life is def
reported.
In II Critical Condition.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 15.-Lulu Ingra-
ham, a little 6-year-old child, daughter of
Joseph Ingraham, was run over this even
by one of the dummies on California
street. The wheels passed over both legs,
f~earfully mangling them. One limb will
have to be amputated. The child is in a
very critical condition. No blame is at
tached to the engineer.
Suicide of Henry Bliss.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 15.-Henry Bliss,
living at No. $40 Bryant street, committed
suicide by shooting himself in the head
last night. He had been ill for. nine
months with cancer in his stomach.