Arizona weekly citizen., 1881-11-13
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COAST NEWS.

COAST NEWS.
 Injunction Issued.
 SAN FRANCISCO, November 1O--A Ne vada City dispatch says suits were begun in the Superior Court yesterday against c. O. Tompkins, Sheriff, by the following mining companies: Eureka, Lake Con- Dapv. Tuba Tunnel Mining Company, North Bloomfield Gravel Mining Com pany and Wah Yeun Company. Plant if. prayed court to grant temporary ln- functions restraining TOmpkins or his deputies from turning off the water m the mines belonging to plaintiffs. The judge issued the injunctiOns and they were served in the afternoon. These mines were visited by the Sheriff Mon day and Tuesday and in som" of them the water had already been turned on, but those found running were closed down by the Sheriff. The injunction will doubtless cause the mines to start up again immediately.
 Another Silver King Dividend.
 SAN FRANcIsCo, November lO.- The Silver King has declared dividend oi twenty-five cents.
 The Suspended Savings Bank
 SAN FRANCISCO, November lO-A Ma rysville dispatch says that the suspended Marysville Savings bank owes deposit ors S445,s94. It has outstanding loans on real estate of S339, loo. The bank owns real estate valued, on thelr books, at Sl0S,515. Nearly all of this the bank was forced to purchase on foreclosures The banks business was confined to loans on real estate. It was incorporated in 1869 on purely mutual basis. The first dividend of ten per cent to creditors will probably be paid next month. No fraud is suspected and the shrinkage m real estate explains the suspensron. The Sutter county supervisors passed resolutions instructing the District Attor- ney to begin suit for injunction against all hydraulic mines discharglng debrls into Bear river or its tributaries. Thls action was taken in response to petit ton signed by nearly all the tax-payeri in the county. Actions VIII be brought in the name of the county. Prominent lawyers will be employed by the super visOrs.
 Homicide at Thomas. | Especial to the CIrIZEN.l
 CAN'T THOMAS, November l0.-Wed- nesday night, at a late hour Sergeant Thomas Totten visited bagnio in Maxev and was denied admission and Jose Maria Abonte attempted to eject him striking him over the head with a revolver, whereupon Totten drew his re- volver and shot his assailant through the abdomen. The shot went clear through, but did not produce immediate death. | The victim died this morning and the coroner's jury which set upon tine case brought in a verdict of iustifiable homo eide.
 News from the Front. l Special to ti.e CITIzEN.l
 THOMAS, November 1l.-Sergeant Tat ten, who killed the Mexican night before last, was taken to Stafford yesterday by Deputy Sheriff O'Neil to be tried for murder.
 Major Wilhelm's company has been ordered from the Sub-Agency to Camp Whipple.
 Michael Cass. an old soldier, died sud denly to-day.
 George B. Reed, Show Low George guide for General Mackenzie, has ar. rived from Fort Craig.
 General Mackenzie is nov at Santa Fe, N. NJ.
 A report was current here that Mama; band was coming north.
 The Indians in New Mexico are all quiet.
 Fire at Modesto
 SAN FRANcIsCo, November ll.-A fire ursUU. me loss Is sstimated at S1OO,. OOO. No particulars yet received.
 San Francisco News Items.
 SAN FRASCIs"o, November 1l.-The Trades Associates, at a meeting last night, declde4 to combine with the League of Freedom to fight the Sunday law.
 The committee having in charge the project to found a veterans home, last night adopted an address to the public asking aid, and distributed subscription books to canvassers. Auxiliary commit tees will be organized in the larger cities in the United States to solicit subscriptions. Twelve hundred dollars | has beer raised here.
 The San Francisco Bulletin says: This afternoon will be published series of interviews with representative business men in all branches of trade, setting forth the general condition of mercan- tile affairs It shows that within the | last IS months there has been a growth | of trade not of the nature of boom, but of steady, healthy and legitimate growth. This has been particularly noticeable within the present season, especially with regard to the interior trade. One in- | dication of the prosperity of the interior is that up-country dealers instead of asking long time are now discounting | their credit and anticipating maturity of their obligations. The opinion of the | gentlemen interviewed Is to the general effect that the increasing prosperity is | due to a restoration of confidence in the community, good crops and the cessa- tion of mining stock speculations, which has caused diversion of large amounts into legitimate business channels. The article clearly shows a steady and rapid advance Ill the substantial prosperity of the city and State.
 Assesment Paying Mine.
 SAN FRASCIsCo, November 1.-The POtosl levles an assessment of fifty cents.
 Quarantining Cars:
 SAN FRANCIsCo, November PA Sac ramento dispatch states that the Board of Health has made final arrangements for inspecting and quarantining cars on the Central Pacific
 No ExcluEive Privileges.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, November I2-The Board of Trade to-day held meeting, at which the proposition to the Super visors to grant the Ocean Shore or other railroad exclusive privileges and rights of way in the city-wss strongly opposed. Ii IS reported that the Ocean Shore road has purchased a tract of land near the Industrial School and will set force of Chinamen at work immediately to prepare a site for the erection of round house and other buildings
 Tho viticulIural Commission.
 SAN FRANCIsCo, November 12.-At meeting of the State YIticulturaI Con- mission yesterday the report of the con- mlttee on phylloxera, vine pests and dis eases was adopted. The report finds the phylloxera less to be dreaded here than m France at present, owing to the isolation of vineyards and the compara- lively small area planted. Grating with native stocks and the use of insect Icides were recommended.
 EASTERN NEWS.
 Denver Holds the Capitol DENVER, November 10.-The lowest