Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-10
\. M. Ck CAMPTO SUE COUSIN BLACK MOUNTAIN
Suit to Quiet Title to Rich Gold Mine Goes Over Until
 June,
EVERY INCH OF GROUND
 STUBBORNLY CONTESTED
Allegations of Stock Jobbing Were Made Against Theo- dore Thomas by Attorney Ives for the Defense.

Judge Fletcher M. Doan opened court at Nogales on April 2, with a grand jury composed of the following gentlemen: Thomas D. Casanega, foreman; W. T. Roath, J. R. Kissin- ger. T. T. Childers, I. G. King, James H. Bennett, Frank Irvine, Mark Lul- ly, w. c. Scoville, Walter Fortune, Henry Levin, John T. Brickwood, Nj. Risinger, Pat R. Sullivan, J. W. Lee hey, H. E. Stevens, J. R. Bent and A. L. Cane.
 V On Tuesday the grand jury made its final report and the following in dictments were returned.
 A. R. Adams, obtaining money un- der false pretenses; Isidor Caranza, grand larceny; Simon Juarwez. grand larceny; G. N. Florsheim, embezzle- rlent; Octayiano Chavolla, grand lar ceny.
 A case that has taken up much of the courts time during the week, says the Oasis, having come on several different days for the hearing of mo- tions, demurrers and other minor proceedings preliminary to trials, is that of Mrs. F. L. Butterfield and Charles Daugherty vs. the Nogalea Copper Company, J. R. Grant, w. F. Cheuoweth, H. K. Chenoweth, R. N. McPherson and Manuel Maldcnado. The case involves the title to the Black Mountain mine. The plaintiffs are represented by General Theodore Thomas of Denver, Colo, and the de- fense by Hon. Eugene S. Ives of Tue sen.
 On different occasions during the week the arguments of the oppos- ing counsel waxed warm, and on Wednesday allegations of stock job biDg" were made against MT. Thomas by MT. Ives. The arguments of the past week were on the matter of hay in gthe case continued for the term, the continuance being requested by the plaintiffs. .
 Yesterday MT. William 2. Stuart of Chicago, president of the Black Mountain Mining Company, made an affidavit purporting to give some facts as to the financial condition of the company. He states in the doc Gment that the sum of s100,000 is needed 10 complete the mill at the mine and that the only means the company has of raising the amount is by the sale of stock or by loan. That the company has no assets ex cept the stock of the Banco del Gro Company and that the onl yassets of tn Banco al Gro Company are the the Banco el Orc Company are the affidayi. the belief that the request for a continuance on the part of the defence is to gain more time in which to damage the credit and financial condition of the company and force an equitable settlement.
 In replying to the affidavit Mir. Thomas stated that he has no inter- est in the stock of the Black Noun tain Mining Company. but that he claims the mine as the property of his clients and will continue the suit regardless of it's effect upon the busI- ness of the stock spectators of Chi cago who are handling the stock. He also read in court letter alleged to have been written by the firm of stockholders handling Black Noun tain stock in Chicago, A. D. Mast x Co. The letter stated that the mill at the mine had been completed, had raade test runs and everything was going smoothly. That the mine is