The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-04-20

,. s,css a Judgment for She
c,.,sre City OF Sacrameneo--Stferi' u
sI.,<o Rrvtc has a Tremendous Jon
~. ETands--A Little a. Writ OF AS
Ss..aoce, from the Fifteenth DIS
trict Court.
rrom .he Sacramento Record Of April 9th.
Sheriff Bryte has been in office but Dr1ei
month. vet he has been ordered TO perform
ION almost equal to that delegated 10 Her-
,.,les in the little matter Of cleaning out inc
Auocan stables, He yesterday received q
g Writ of assistance from the Fitteenth
District Court, San Francisco, Saintie! n.
D,y;nelle. Judge. commanding him 10 pace
IIoyd Teyis iu possession of-anu TO eJect an
,ersons from-that territory bounded as lot-
inyys Commencing at the junction OF the
Sacramento and American rivers, loiio"lns
tho east hank of the Sacramento down 10
street thence along the line OF street 70
Th;rty.first street thence along the line OF
Thirty.first street to the American RIVER ana
thence along the south bank OF the American
river to the place Of beginning; the terr'tor!
in question comprising the
WHOLE OF THE CITY OF SACRAMENTO, i.
including the State Capitol, railroad works'
AGRICULTURAL Park, ETC., etc. This monster
g writ of assistance" is issued in contormt!
to Judgment rendered in the Fifteenth DIS.
tried Conrt June "a, 1870, in favor OF LLOYD
Teyis at the suit of Teyis Us. Ii. A. Caliinpio'
Alice Anderson et ais. The suit was Droliein,
we believe, upon one of the numerous Nuttet
titles formerly held by Saunders ms a sort OF
trnstee for somebody. 1t is believed not 70
affect all the land in the city. but under Tue
Judgment and the writ, Tevis is let loose 10
take his pick of the many fat things heIe-
abonts the whole Of which, according 10 tne
CITY Assessor, amounts to some So,ooo,'vo.
Sheriff Bryte has sixty days Ill which ~
execute this large-siZed writ, but he Is some
what puzzled to know how 10 commence
operations. The entire force OF his ONCE Is
less than dozen men, and he does not 'ei!
well understand how he Is to ger posse OF
men here to aid him in driving themseise,
and families out Of their homes. lie old
think some oflnaking
A REoUIsITIoN FOR THE AMADoR Guard,
hut on second thought concluded that lhat
force would prove insufficient; anu theii,
again, it was doubtful if the Governor wollia
issue the necessary orders to dlSpoSSes' mn
of his newly fitted-up mansion, ana niH Aa-
utspt-Genela of his many lots. Still the
sheriff feels that the law forces him to act,
if he bursts in the attempt; and though he
Is not ayerse to milk-and-water measures, nc
il disposed in this case to go the whole
length of the legal tether.
A. the sheriff's office is not very prohtaDle |
lust now he thinks he will make beginning
upon the gas-works and run them awhile,
hotb As matter Of profit and for the purpose |
of throwing some light upon his future |
course, IL this experiment proves even par |
tally successful he will take the Water-workS
in hand, and 50 manipulate them us to cool |
the inflamed passions Of the multitude. |
Meanwhile lots have rapidly appreciated in
value over in Washington, the Shrewd land |
owners over in that village anticipating
great rush in that direction when the eJected
people begin to look for new homes. Brighton
landowners have also commenced to lay OIL
their soil into town lots, and offer TO give
site there for the capitol and courthouse, IN
order to entice the population in that direc-
ton. We have frequently heard OF people
making endeavors to ."' 81. 3" A.z.i'..'.~
CARRY OFF HOT STOVES,
and even to steal sue h trities as an Erie ruli-
way, but this is the first instance within our
knowledge of MIN striving to pocket amen
tire city. Seriously, however, we 90 NOT
think Teyis's movement will amount 10
.'hill of beans" SO to speak, and would au-
wise people not to get scared before lhey are
hurt. II is not believed in weli-iniormed cir
Giles that Lloyd Teyis and his ATTORNEY OF re-
cord, NJ. G.. Cobb, will be able to put saci'-
mento in their pockets, nor does any one be-
lieve that they will be able TO get possession On
of more than an outside lot or TWO, even II so
much as that.
whatever may be the merits of the suit
through which Tevis recovered his ]udg-
ment It has virtually been so quietly prose
cuted that all here have been wholly unin-
formed as to its origin OF progress. 1t looks
now as If there was to be an effort TO force
timid people to come down handsomely for
tho n1irnnse Of ullictinn llnfnllnilel adverse