Arizona weekly journal-miner., 1901-01-09
NEW COBRE GRANDE LITIGATION.

The litigation of the Cobre Grande Copper company like Banquos ghost, will not down. Information wait ed recently from Phenx that the celebrated law suit which had been conducted in the two republics and fought with
 great bitterness had been ended by compromise between the Cobre Grande company and w. Greene, and his socations and the various companies controlled by him. While there alleged compromise, which satisac tory to many of the Cobe Gande people the litigation has broken out in place and promises to be fought with greater bitterness and energy than the former suts
 The complaint filed with the clerk of the district court in Prescott yesterday by Judge J. Hawkins aor ney for the plaintiff in Arizona
 The title of the is Axel W. Haenborg, plaintiff, against Cobre Grande company, E. B. Gage w. M Ander- John H. Costello Henry Wood and Con OKeefe its directors William C. Greene, George Mitchell Phenix Ma onal Bank of Phenx Arizona territory, Cananea Consoi dated Copper company, defendants
 The complaint alleges that "the plaintiff is the and holder of promssory notes made by the said Cobre Grande Copper company, aggregdtng S39OSO25, and that he defendant Cobre Gande Copper company Is also indebted to the plaintiff for further of money, amounting to several thousand dollars for cash advanced by the plaintiff for which notes have yet been issued although the time of making those advances there agreement that notes therefor should be executed to the plaintiff It also alleges that "the plaintiff is stock holder in said Cobe Grnde Copper companyto the amount of S,C00 shares"
 It then proceeds to recite in detail difficulties which between the Cobre Gnde company and w. C. Greene and his various associates and companies and Of the multi farous suits which grew out of the trouble alleging that of said suits have yet been determined.
 The complaint also characerizes the so-caed Phenix compromise "as fraudulent and corrupt conspiracy where by the management and control of the CObre Gande pany Is to be turned its enemies and punderers
 Continuing, the complaint alleges that 'the said agree ment and the whole thereof and is illegal and faudu lent to plaintiff and all persons creditors and stock holders, similarly situated"
 After rectng at great length and detail the grievances of plaintiff, the complaint demands juGgmant that said Cobr Gande Copper company, and the defendants its d and officers and all others its agents attorneys and solicitors be enoined and restrained from disconnung causing to be discontinued dismissed the said actions and proceedings pending its behalf or in which 1t Is interested recng each of the said actions pending
 mandatory injunction also asked for directing the officers of the company to faithfully prosecute all actions and proceedings brought for the recovery of the property of the CObre Gnnde Copper company and that plaintiff have the right intervene said suits. It also asks for the removal of the defendants officers of the company from their offices directors, president and secretary respec lively and that receiver be appointed to take possession of the companys property and protect the and prosecute the suits aforesaid, and that the defendants Greene and Mitchell and their companies be required to count for the property appropriated by them or any of them.
 From perusa of the complaint which, stated, is voumnous and goes into the details of the troubles which have arisen the Canane copper mines the ference is drawn that these troubles yet only in their in fancy It certainly shows very complicated condition of affairs existing the various transactions that have taken place in connection with the sale of these mines.
 It is a significant fact of this litigation that " d. Carks attorney Mr. Atwater has full charge of the entire litigation and he has associated with him in Judge J. J. Hawkins of Prescott, former associate justice of the preme court of the territory and they propose to light the through to decssiOn by the United States supreme court if necessary having unlimited amount of capital to do with.