Bisbee daily review., 1906-04-04
Says He Has Employed an At torney to Block Mountain
 View Sale.
DIRECTORS CHARGE HE
 IS CHRONIC KICKER.
Naco Man Is Strongly Opposed
 to Any Deal Whereby the Property Will Be Sold for Any Such Sum as S200, 900,

Intimating that, as a heavy stock holder, he is not satisfied with tho manner in which the affairs of th' Mountain View Development Compa ny have been conducted, c. s. Crock ett, of Naco. yesterday afternoon an nounced that he has entered into an agreement with Attorney Tom Ben nett, whereby the latter is to repre- sent him in the courts, if necessary. to block the proposed option and bond on the company's property tc Bernard Sehuster, of Fl Paso, fo. s150,e00.
 Crockett is the owner of 37.50G shares of Mountain View stock. the primary object of his retaining Attor- ney Bennett being to get this stock out of the Bank of Bis5ee, wher> he placed it in escrow April F, 1905, as the result of a pool of interests with George Bennett, l. E. Hoimes, George c. Walker and Charles Trotman, tho five of them owning 1e0,0oo shares.
 This stock was given those Eamei as payment for their share in nine claims that were turned over to the company when it was organized. It was placed there under the agreement that none of the promoters would dis po2e of any of their stock, permitting the company to sell treasury stocl first for development.
 In an agreement which Crockett has signed with Attorney Bennett he employs him to conduct such litiga- tiCn or negotiations as may be neces- sary to recover the stock in escrow in the bank. to oust the present board of directors, to have an accounting and place the company in the hands Of a receiver, or to prevent the bond and option to Schuster becoming ef- fective.
 While here yesterday Crockett con ferred with several of the stockhold- CTS in the company, who promised him that they would join interests in an effort to prevent Schuster gettinl control of the Mountain View proper ty under the terms as now proposed
 Crockett is strongly opposed to any deal whereby the property will go for such sum, believing that by further development it can be made one of the richest in the Warren District.
 When asked what was to become of s50,00G-the difference between $150,0o0, for which Schuster was to get the property. and S200,000, his original offer-Crcckett replied that the amount was to go to promoters He was unable to explain just what reason is given for allowing the pro- matters that amount of money. Direc- tors claim sl50.O00 is the total amount they are to get for the property, and not S200,000.
 Crockett intimates that if the af- fairs of the Mountain View get into the courts or 10 the ears of the pub lie there will be sensational disclos- ures, though yesterday he refused to state what they are. As far as known the affairs of the company have been conducted in a manner above reP-oach, and Crockett. ground for his promises is not known to other members of the company.
 Several of them state that he is at outs with the company because he had not been permitted to do more or less dictation. He recently had to force his way into a meeting of the direc- tors of the company. threatened to break down a door if he was not per miJted to enter.