Daily Los Angeles herald., 1878-03-09

A motion to indefinitely postpone
No. 225 was amended by setting
it for April third. Amendment
lost.
Berry moved to amend the motion
to indefinitely postpone No. 225, by
making the three Commissioners
bills. 225, 226 and 227 the special
order for next Wednesday at one
p. NJ.
Johnson called the previous ques-
ton. Lost. Ayes 81, noes Al.
The motion to indefinitely post
pone was then put and carried by
the following vote:
Ayes-Abbott, Allen, Ames, An
derson, Backus, Blackwell, Brooks,
Connolly, Conroy, Cooley: Dare,
Dewitt, Dinniene, Dunlap, Ewing,
Farnum, Forsythe, Giffen; Cough,
Griffith, Hart, Haworth, Hicks,
Hugg, johnson, Kercheval, May,
Mcclure, Moffatt. Murphy, of Del
Norte, Murphy, of San Francisco,
Neatly, Routier, Russ, sherman,
Tobin, Warden, Welch, Whitlock,
Wilson, 40.
Noes-Asmussen, Blake, Breeu,
Broderick, Byington, Clark, ,Cotfey,
Dixon, Dorsey, Ellis, Halle, Han
ma, Hinshaw, Holloway, Long,
May Yield, McComas, May es, Miller,
Montague, Mott, Ostrom, Pauly,
Sargent, Smyth, Swift, Thompson,
Tuttle, Waters, Wheat, Young and
Mr.. Speaker Berry, 80.
Johnson moved to Indefinitely
postpone No. 226. Carried by the
same vote.
No. 227, No. of the Commits
sioner's report, and 259 Harts
original bill, were then conseou-
lively put in motion and indei'
, nitely postponed by the same vote
, except that on 259, Hart voted
against and Tuttle for the motion.
Adjourned at 6:07 P. NJ.
Successful Teiephonic Experiment,
SAN DIEGO, March Sth.-Tele,
phouic messages have been eX'
e changed during the day between
g San Diego and Yuma, Arizona, Il
| distance of 200 miles. This is the
largest range yet attained with the
: hand telephone, which must not bt
9 COMPOUNDED with the harmonic tel
e ephone, used in experiments ovel
n long lines in the East. Lieutenant
Reade, who is at Yuma, communi
: Gated with the office here with per
;, feet ease, the messages being a
e distinctly heard as over the short
a est distances.
I The RichmO nd Eureka C0ns0Ii-
d,tsd Hi-put~.
n EUREKA, New, March Stn.-A
report having been circulated t
II some extent here and in San Fran
g cisco that the Richmond company
It is about to lay an injunction on th,
:. Eureka Consolidated, the Sentinel
referring to the rumor, will to-mor
u row contain the following explana
It ton of the matter: On the littl
It tenth level of Eureka Consolidated
# considerable ore has lately been ex
extracted from a point near the oil
viding line between the two com
panies. 1t seems that Richmond
+. thought Eureka was over the lin
and some talk of stopping them b.
legal proceedings has been INDUCED
!. in, but it is not likely that any
8 thing will come of it. AS soon a
: satisfied by underground survey
;, that they are encroaching upol
IL their neighbors the Eureka will
r discontinue operations at tina
IS point. Surveyors have been at worl
v for two days defining the boundary
Other portions of the Eureka Con
D. solidated are yielding more largel,
e than ever the bonanza did. Th
IS eleventh level is by far the mos
. promising that has ever been de
veloped on Ruby Hill. 1t is at til
'i lowest point yet attained and Is &C
e ing down strong, carrying II vas
n amount of ore of high grade. Th
whole affair seems to have been
movement of the bear elemen
against Eureka Consolidated