Arizona republican., 1904-06-11

workings in such a way as to destroy ! evidences of the labor that has been performed by the plaintiff.
 The only water about the mine, or in : the neighborhood within sixteen niles. is in what is known as the west incline This water is necessary for Keeping the expensive wooden cyanide
 tanks wet down to prevent them from
 shrinking and it is also necessary for 1 tho household use of the company's
 representative at the mine. It is al- 1 legged that the relocators have put up a heavy door at the entrance Of the in cline and have locked it SO that the companys agent cannot gain admit t&nce.
 The plaintiff is the owner of mn chinery at the mine worth not less than | S1O.OO0. That was in the engine house. i The relocators have also taken posses ! sion of that building and the company s agent has been denied admittance to it
 The chief complaint though is the in terference Of the relocators with th' pIaintins prospect of selling the prop erty. It is alleged that an option had | been given for not less than $200,00". | The company taking the option after d satisfactory examination Of the prop 1 crty would invest in it that sum, either | in cash CT labor and had sent to the mine it's agent. w. L. Becwith, of Chicago accompanied by a mining cN- | pert by the name of H. l.. Hollis for the purpose of making the examination, They arrived on the property on JCue and were met by kinsley. who re- l animation and by show of force and arms drove them from the premises IL is alleged that if the deal in contem- plation should be deefated the plaintiff would be damaged in the sum of S31.- coo. IL IS pointed out that inasmuch as both the defendants are insolyent and a judgment against them would 5e Of no value the plaintin has no other adequate remedy than in an injunction. Judgment is also asked in the sum cf SIo,CGJ this to be determined upon tEs nearing of the merits of the case.
 The complaint is accompanied by two afidavits one by Beckwith, the repre- sentative of the intending purchasers
 and the other by Dan H'NeiI. the agent
 of the company on the property. Beck
 with said that when he and Iole
 arrived on the ground Hollis filled a
 small bag with samples of ore and just
 then Kinsley appeared with a shotgun
 He jerked the bag from Hollis hands and threw the ore on the ground. fIp
 then ordered Beclswith and Hollis 60
 leave the property.
 M'Neil said that teforc the relocl-
 tion. while he was engaged in his du-
 ties about the property. Sanders with
 whom he .s interested in a mining
 property in the same ueighb0rlood, came to him and made am appointment
 to meet him the following day at their mine. N'Neu kept the appointment
 but Sanders did not. The appointment
 was G preteEt to get Ni'Neil away sp
 that the relocatioms could be madp.
 N'Neil further says that unless Ee cl1 have access to tho water in the west incline he will have to abandon his
 position
 An effort will be made to get a hear
 ing az soon as possible after the re-
 turn O. Judge Kent from Globe
 Deputy Sheriff oscar Roberts served the order on the Kinsley- Sanders people yesterday. He found fifteen men at
 work in and about the Vulture. Most of ;aem were on the inside. Im- mediately upon the serving or the or der they all moved off the property and M'Neiu was left in charge for the
 New VultuIe Mining company.