Bisbee daily review., 1905-08-05
GRAHAM PARTY MOVES.
Attorneys Say They are Pre-
 pared fSr Legal BatttG

Attorney D. A. Richardson, of the Ensenada Mininf company. returned from HermOsillo this, morning With him came A. D. Canale, one of the pro minent attorneys of the state of Sono- ra. The attorneys were met at the train by B. F. Graham and J. E. Suits, and the party was hurried across the line in automobiles and caught the Ma cozari train, which had been held wait. ing their arrival. The train pulled out immediately and the Graham party will be in Moctezuma tomorrow morn ing ready to present their side of the case before the judge of the first in- stance in the case which has been in- stltuted by the Lucky Tiger-COmbina- ton Gold Mining company for posses sion of the Fl Tigre mine.
 Attorney Richardson has been in Hermosillo for the past two days, and when seen at the train said that their case was ready to be presented and that the Graham side of the contrOver- sy was willing to enter into any law suit that the opposition saw fit to bring.
 MT. Richardson denied emphatically that a warrant had been issued in the
  Graham, president of the Ensenada Mining company, and in support of the statement, flashed a telegram before the reporters face, dated at the City of Mexico on July %. which stated that no such action had been taken | there.
 ''We are naturally concerned about the truth of the report of the issuance | z Er,-- IL. r.EN M ham," said Attorney Richardson, and | immediately wired our confidential agent. This is the answer" | On the train between Bisbee and | Douglas this morning MT. Richardson stated that he understood the Kansas City directors of the Fl Tigre eompa ny, accompanied by t'eir attorneys had gone to Moctezuma to institute | proceedings in court. but as yet he had not been appraised of the fact Evident | ly service of the necessary papers had been made during his absence in Her mosillo. as he was hustled into and au
 tomobile and hurried to the Nacozari train the moment he alighted. | Mir Richardson is not particularly pleased with what he terms unfair | treatment of his clients by certain newspapers. and said so far as he was l concerned he would refuse in the fut ure to reply to any statements made
 by the Fl Tigre officials.
 We are not trying this case in the | columns of the newspapers. We will
 make our showing before the proper
 courts at the proper time and abide | by the decision The question simply | resolves itself down to this, after all; | T-r n.
 make a legal tender according to con
 tract. of the money due the origina
 owners of the Fl Tigre mine on Jul
 9th last2 That is the only question
 to be decided and the courts will lister to none other.
 We maintain that they did not, anC laccording to the expressed terms O our contract we had a right to proceed to the mine immediately and take pos session, without waiting for process O law.
 My clients will proceed to work tn, mine until they are ordered to desis by the Mexican courts. The ore be ing taken out will be stocked at thj mine pending the conclusion of thu law suit, and no attempt. will be mad, in the mean time to sell a pound"
 With both parties on the ground a IAIoctezuma, the first round in the lega
 mill to a finish, between the opposin; interests in the Fl Tigre mine, will b' called. No doubt an appeal will bt
 taken to Hermosillo, and possibly iron the state court to the City of Mex leo.
 Word is expected here cn Saturdal ] regarding the termination of proceed ings at Moctezuma.