Smith v. Nevada Copper Mining, Milling & Power Co.

This action, commenced in August, 1924, was brought by Henry Smith, Canalise Smith and H. M. Grinnell and all other stockholders of the Nevada Copper Mining, Milling and Power Company, a corporation, who are similarly situated, as minority stockholders, against , the Nevada Copper Mining, Milling and Power Company, a corporation, and E. L. Mes-singer and G. H. Beed, as directors and trustees of said corporation, and Tacoma Savings Bank & Trust Company, a corporation, under the laws of the state of Washington. The purpose of the action was to obtain relief from the alleged oppression and fraud…