Daily Los Angeles herald. [microfilm reel] (Los Angeles [Calif.]) 1876-1884, 1881-11-05
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YUMA, November Am the in
junction case of the Southern Pa
cifio Railroad Company of Arizona
against the Texas and Pacific Rail-
road Company, the latter has filed
In tho ofioe Of the Clerk Of the
District Court here q notice of mo-
ton to dissolve the injunction, a
demurrer and an answer. The an.
swsr denies that the plaintiff is or
ever was the owner Of the so-called
Southern Pacific Railroad Of Ari-
sona; denies that the plaintiff is or
ever was the owner or entitled to
possession of the real property
claimed by plaintiff; asserts that
plaintiff or the Central Pacific
Railroad Company is in wrongful
possession of the lands traversed
by the road; denies that 1t ever
was the intention OF the defendant
to Institute more than one suit;
denies that defendant is insolvent;
denies that defendant ever aban-
doned or ceased working Its road;
denies that the Southern Pacific
Railroad Company will within one
year have q continuous line OF
transcontinental railway extend
ing from San Francisco to Calves
ton; denies that the lands In Ari-
coma over which passes the South
ern Pacific Railroad are United
States or public lands; asserts that
the routes Of the Southern Pacific
and Texas and Pacific Railroads
are IDENTICAL; asserts that by the
doctrine OF accession the road be-
came the property Of the defendant,
and as counter claim the answer
sets out the object of the incorpora-
ton of the Texas and Pacific Com
pany, its privileges under the
franchise granted by Congress and
all the facts at length going to
show that said company has per-
formed all necessary acts required
by the terms of their charters.
AdJusting sne Di9erencs-Ansar
OF Lurd d wnifsms-sonOrs
News.
TUCSON, Nov. 4th.-The joint
Board of Supervisors of Pima and
Cochise counties have been in ses-
sion as Board of Commissioners
to adjust the difference arising
from tho setting apart of Cochise
county from Pima by the last Leg
islature. 1t was settled that CO.
chise should pay to Pima $40, 49,
"a her share of the Indebtedness
existing prior to the division Of the
counties.
In regard to the affairs of Lord
& Williams, the assignee will
probably enter statement of ass
sets and liabilities on Monday.
The merchandise on hand will
reach about 100000. more or less.
A representative of II. X. & F. b.
Thurber & Co., of New York. ar
rived this evening. He is author
lied to carry out all Indian con-
tracts for the benefit of DR.. @. H.
Lord. FL. 3. Clahin & Co.'S repre-
sentative will arrive tomorrow
evening, when it is believed the
Embarrassment will be raised.
In the case of the attachment
of the Bank of California
vs.. Lord d Williams, the assignee
objected to the suff1ciency of the
sureties. In the trial of the mat
ter to-day it was decided that the
undertaking was insufficient. 1t
is thought the attachment will not
be preferred. United States Treas
ury Agent Smith, just from WASH
ingtop, made an examination of
the United States Depository to.
day. He reports the government
funds all right and makes report
to the Treasury Department which
is highly commendable Of DR..
Lord, the Depository.
News from Sonora says that Sam
Brannsn has commenced the cree.
ton of q large hotel at Guaymas.
The American mining companies
Of Caborea have subscribed $1,000
to the fund now being raised in
Sonora to erect a college at Her
moslllo. Trains leave Guaymas
daily at A. M, arrive at Hermo-
eillo at 1880 A. NJ. and leave Her
mosillo at 1870 P. N. and arrive at
Guaymas al 9 P. M.
Oouvs Martial Ordered.
TUCSON, Nov. 4.h.-A special
from Camp Thomas says: A gen.
eral court martial is ordered to
convene at Fort Grant on the 10th
instant to try the captured Indian
scOuta The road Ia now clear and