Lovelock tribune. (Lovelock, Nev.) 1898-1912, 1912-01-11
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Genuine Mixup Over Rich Mining
Cl6nms In the Hum.
koldt Range.
CAMP AMI sKEA ARE ARREsTE
Claims Of Fraud and Theft. Pfelim.
tnaFy Examination Here
Saturday Morning.

A'A~A>e.A
A suit Of considerable magnitude
and involving the stock of three cor
porations. two Incorporated under
laws Of this state and one incorpor-
ated under the laws Of South Dakots
was late yesterday afternoon filed by
Attorney Chas Levers in the district
court In behalf Of Sol Camp and D.
H. Skea against the Indian Consol-
idated Mines company, Incorporated
under the laws of South Dakota,
the Indian Consolidated Mines Com
pany. incorporated under the laws
of Nevada, the Limerick Mining
company Of Nevada, n. c. scully.
T. J. Scully. e. G. sStearns, r. S.
Page. J. G. Bickeil. and T. J. Kava-
'naugh. says tho RSAo Gazette.
In this complaint, which is quite
lengthy. ths plAiptitns ask that the
court restrain the defendant corpor-
atiops and individnsh from dispos-
ing Of any Of their stock and that
u receiver be appointed to take
charge of the company until the out
come of the suit. Also that the
Indian Consolidated company OF
South Dakota, which u alleged to
be holding corporation for the
other two companies be forced to
deliver certain certificates of stock
to the plaiptiffA and to L. q. Osburn
who L. not a party to the present
suit, but who y alleged to have
been . party to the deal.
Il et4o complaint. the 1iaintiffa
alleee thai r. C. agpiiy, =. G..
iscully, =. c. atsarhb. J. G.. nrickva
ell. T. J. KnsNn&aEhz and r. 8.
Page formed ths. rwV NerGdA CON-
pauies and took over the Plain
Viewgroupof clatnG In; Humboldt
equity s.cm. the plaintiffs enf
l. r.. Osborn, asteeing to-. dsAver,
TO tbs plaintiffs etock OF the hold
Ing company. the Indian Consoii-
dated Mines COMPANY Of South Da-
kota, ~ Follows sS7, 500 shares to
Sol Camp $4,000 to Skea and 6xb,-
600 TO Osborn. 1t II alleged that
2O0,001 shares OF stock have been
issued to Camp, but that only one
share stands in his name ON the
books of the South Dakota Comp
any, and that the other 100000
shares are In the name Of Bickell,
that no stock has been issued to
Osborn and that 100000 have been
issued for Skea and are held in
the nmme Of Bickell
It Ii ALLEGED In the complaint
that Scully formed the company In y
South Dakota for the purpose Of
taking over the stock of the Nevada
companies and the options on the
Plain View group of claims t4 the
county of Humboldt and 1t Ii alleg-
ed that he really controls all the
actions of the South Dakota comp
any. and that he directs what thu
officers of the company shall do. 1t
is alleged that Page, the president
and Stserns, the secretary are con
trolled by NJ. C. Scully. and that
the other members OF the board OF
directors are dummies Of Scully.
It is alleged that the claims OF
the Plain View groupe were caused
to be relocated by, some person, pn-
known to plaintiffb on January l
1919 and that the direction OF the
claim that the company OF Soutn
Dakota does not own the claims. 1t
is claimed that stock haa been iss-
ued without authority and 1t u
prayed that this stock he cancelled.
The plaintiffs are now asking for
receiver for the companies and for
restraining order to prevent the
directors disposing of any stock or
property and For the atock that II
due them.
stin Moro Litigation.
Sol Camp and David H. Skea.
the two mining men who on Monday
instituted the above mentioned suit,
were ON Wedpeeday morning arrest
ed In Reno by Constable Wolf and
both returned with him to Lovelock.
The complaint against these two is
sworn to by r, s., Page. president
Of the Indian Con. MihinG company
and allegess, ,RccordiRg 10 the Reno
Gazette. that Sol Camp and David
II. skeA, ION December 16, 1911
carriedawAy ten sacks Of high grade
ore bellOnting' to the indian Consoli-
dated mining company. aAd Of the
value of $61. The complaint was Is
sued from. JusticS Hoods Court Of
this place. !.
Frtendas ofsspamp and skea. and
there are n many throughout the
state, clxim tiat the chafts of high
grading u abS0lttAly unf0unded and
unwarrantsd. They claim that sonoe
time ago Mr.. Camp, who b the
manager and superintendent Of the