Bisbee daily review., 1906-03-27
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LUCKY TIGER SOLD;
 FINAL PAYMENT MADE
AN IMPORTANT TRANSACTION WHICH INVOLVED BIG CASH
 EXCHANGE.

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 D. P Hickey, M. Freeman, MT. Polly, MT. Sterling, D. M. Simpson, MT. Wagner, R. B. Williams, E. c. Cory
 nd Deputy Sheriff Doyle brought up the rear.
 The twelve men, each bearing a sack of gold, marched into the Miners & Merchants Bank at 9:30 o'clock. Cashier Hood met the party. and es- corted them to his private office. where the sacks were ranged around the room, and D. P. Hickey. D. M. Simpson, H. A Schwartz, As sistant Cashier Spiers and M. Doyle began the tedious work the job had been finished. The exact amount was there.
 As soon as the money was deposited Cashier Hood telephoned for Mir. L. c. Shattuck, president of the bank; J. M. O'Connelf. the banks attorney; also Attorney S. E. Hazard, who rep resents the Ensenada Mining company in Bisbee. These men were present during the proceedings, and as soon as the money had been counted, Mir. Half asked that receipt be signed by Cashier Hood and President Shattuck. The receipt and acknowledgment covers five typewriter pages, and states that the above-named sum Of money was paid into the Miners & Merchants Bank to the credit of the Ensenada Mining Company, S. A.. be- ing the last payment of s240, 900, to- gethsr with interest to April Is, 1906, amounting to s5.2s0, due the original owners for the Tigre Suertudo and Combination mines in the district of oputo, said original owners, Messrs. James F. Suits, the Estate of E.. N Sturges, MT. Augustin c. Rordon. MT. James A. Taylor, MT. Harry H. Stine, MT. c. H. Suits. Mir. Alexander Grant, and the estate of F. D. Suits, having assigned their interest in the said final payment to the Ensenada Min ing Company.
 At no time in the proceedings was any objection made. The money was paid over and Messrs. Shattuck and Hood as officers of the bank signed and acknowledged the receipt pre- pared by Judge Haff before Bruce Perley. notary public.
 So far as the Fl Tigre Mining Com pany is concerned, Judge Half stated yesterday that the payment concludes the last act in acquiring one of the richest gold mines in the State of Sonora.
 The Fl Tigre has had rough sailing since its incorporation th-ee years asc by B. F. Graham ct al. It was I'll. Graham who induced the Kansas City investors to buy Lucky Tiger stock iD the first place. Later in the history of this company MT. Graham, for some personal reason, conceived 2 dislike for these Kansas City men and alleging that they violated their contract in making the third pay ment last July, took possession of the mines in the name of the Ensenada Mining Company. Later the Mexican courts ordered Graham to yacate and give possession to the Lucky Tiger Company, and in every decision rem dered by the Supreme Court at Her mosillo and the Supreme Court at the City of Mexico the Lucky Tiger Con- pany has been the winner. A final decision in the Supreme Court of Mexico is pending at this time, but in the face of the final payment which was made yesterday, it is evi- dent that the Lucky Tiger Company has no fear of what the decision will be.
 IL was stated yesterday that Epes Randolph, president of the EHsenada Company, was in the City of Mexico this week. and new developments from that quarter may be expected soon.