Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-10

FRESNO, Cal, Nov. 8 The fol-
lowing is the list of passengers for
the south and East on the train
which passed this place at P. M:
Max Meyberg and wife, Los A nge-
les; J w Wilson, Tucson; + A
stevens, Globe; H Mansfield, Los
Angeles; H White, do; Mrs A J
Thompson, Tom bstope; II 8 Ho-
burt, Bellville; G J Emory, San
Fernando; Mrs c w Slagle, Los
A T Croker and wife,
do; D Farmer, Cotton; T Ger
whisky, Tucson; r r Hall, DEM
ing; J McKelvie, DO; r @ Halmer,
Casa Grande: Miss Hannah Cohen,
Los Angeles; Miss Jennie Cohen,
do; Mrs Fl Cohen, do; Mis- Lizzie
A Frazer, Santa Ana.
sssvsr KING Div.dsaa.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 9th.-Sil-
yer King declares a dividend of
twenty-five cents.
Eepars OF sns AntI-DsOsIs Com.
snis,ee
SAN FRANCISCO Nov. 8th.-The
Com mittee appointed by the Board
Of Trade to investigate the debris
question and report on some basis
OF compromise between the farm
ers and miners, has completed Its
report. After reviewing their re :.
cent tour through Yubs, Suffer
and Nevada counties aud consider.
ing the great damage inflicted on
water courses and farming popula-
ton by the deposit of debris from
the mines and on the other hand
the magnitude of the mining in-
terests, involving, as it does, near.
ly one-eighth Of the present gold
product OF the world, and consider-
ing also the fact that the safety of
the valley depends not only upon
the stoppage of the further flow of
debris from the mines, but also the
retention of vast masses already
washed out, and liable to be car
ried down by winter foods. The
report concludes by recommend.
irg that dams be i'm mediateIy con-
structed on Yuba river, below the
junction of Deer Creek and at De.
xare Point, aud that the brush dam
on Yuba river be at once repaired;
that tue entire cost of the con.
maintenance and the re-
pair of the dams should be borne
by the mining interests; that the
Federal Government should be
urged to appropriate sufficient
means to dredge and otherwise
improve the navigation of the Sac
ramento and Feather rivers in the
interest of commerce; that all liti-
cation be suspended between the
parties interested; that security
against further damage is impera.
tive, but whether that shall in.
volve 8 stoppage of the mines dur.
ing the construction Of the dams is
not our province, but that of q
convention, to decide; that, to
brig about the cooperation of the
conf cling interests, to secure an
equitable adjustment of the mat.
ter, adopt and carry out o speedy
plan and remedy, a convention b.
called in San Francisco to convene
on Thursday, November II, 1881;
that the Anti-Dahris Association
OF Sacramento Valley, and the
Miners Association, each appoint
fifteen delegates to form said con.
veDtion, duly authorized to act ON
this and all other subjects connect
ed with their Interests GU the de-
bris question and, If they deem it
advisable, to select ten disinterest-
t d citizens VI San Francisco, Oak.
land and vicinity as members
thereof. General ROsecrans accom-.
panied the committee and concurs
Ia the report.
Couater Hjoner,ou GRANTED.
NEVADA CITY, Nov. o.h.-Suits
were begun In the Superior Court
to-day against G. o. Tompkins,
by the following mining
Eureka Lake Compa-
ny, Yuha Tunnel Mining Compa-
ny, Milton, North Bloomfield
Gravel Mining Company and Wah
Yeun Company. The plaintiffs
prayed the Court to grant tempo
rsry ipjupctiops restraining Tom o.
kins or his deputies from turning
of water in the mines belonging
to the PLAINTIFF. Toe Judge issued
the iDjunctions and they were
served this afternoon. These mines
were visited by the Sheriff on Mon.
day and Tuesday. In some of
them the water had been already
turned off, but those found run
ming were closed down by tue
Sheriff. The irjunctions Issued
to-day will doubtless cause the
mines TO start up again immedi-
ately.
More Iosuact'on SUITS.
MARYsvILLE, Nov. 9th.-The
suspended Marysville Savings
Bank owes depositors S645 1874; out
standing loans on real estate $3.50.
100. The bank owns real estate
valued on it's books at $lnS 7I5,
nearly all OF VIII CHI the bank was
forced to purchase on force closures.
The banks business was confined
to loans on real estate. 1t wasip.
in 1869 on a purely mu.
tual basis. The first dividend of
ten per cent. to creditors will prob
ably be paid next month. No
fraud ia suspected and the shrink.
age n real estate explains the sus.
pension.
The sutter County Supervisors
to-day passed resolutions instruct
ing the District Attorney to begin
suit for 81 injunction against all
hydraulic mines discharging debris
into Bear river or it's tributaries.
This action was taken In response
10 petition signed by nearly all
the taxpayers in the county. Ac.
lions will be brought In the name