Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1881-11-04
PACIFIC COAST ADVICES.
A New Trial Asked fOr-The Sol.
diers' Home BOOm-TwO British
Banks Wrecked - Other Coast
Items.

ESPECIAL TO THE SENTINEL
SAN Francisco, Nov. 3.-An appeal was
filed in the Supreme Court to-day in the
case of Clarence Gray, convicted of muir.
der in the second degree for killing Theo.
Clancy, editor of the Santa Barbara
Press. Gray was sentenced to 30 years in
San Quentin.
The project for a Soldiers Home is be-
ing energetically pushed. Benefits have
been arranged to swell the fund.
A Portland dispatch says: The British
bark G. Broughton, iron, 500 tons, Cap
tain Clementshaw, coal, laden from Bris-
bane, went ashore at Leadbeater Point,
Shoalwater Bay, yesterday, and lies high
and dry at low water. She is in easy con-
dition in a sheltered position. Grew
aboard. Men will be sent down to-mor-
row to make efforts to get her off.
The same day the British bark Lam
merlaw, iron, TAG tons, Captain Pringle,
coal, laden at Newcastle, N. S. W., sunk
six miles north of Shoalwater Bay. The
Captain, who was injured, and crew were
saved. Thu absence of telegraphic COM
munication prevents getting particulars.
1t is supposed she was driven by a storm
on a reef of rocks.
Hard on the Hydraulic Mines.
MARYsyILLE, Nov. BY request of
Judge heyser, Judge H. A. Mayhem of
Tehama presided in the Superior Court
here to-day to hear a motion in the case OF
the City Of Marysville VS.. the North
Bloomfield Gravel Mining Company ct al.
George c. Cadwalsder and Judge Grad
dock appeared for the plaintiff. The de-
PENDANTS were not represented. Plaintiffs
counsel filed an affidavit showing that GER
tain named defendants in the above action
had been violating the injunction issued
by Judge Keyser restraining them from
suffering debris to flow into the Iuba
River or tributaries. Judge Mayhem, in
showing, made an order requiring said de-
PENDANTS to appear in the Superior Court
here on the 25th instant and show cause
why they sould not be punished for con-
the order are the Eureka Lake
4 Yuba Canal Company, Boston
Mining Company. Milton Mining Com.
pany, China Mining Company and North
Bloomfield Mining Company, all operating
IN Nevada County. The order commands
the Sheriff OF Nevada County to proceed
forthwith to the mines of said companies,
close them down and shut off the water
and keep the same closed down and the
water shut of until the further order Of
the Court. In the case of the Eureka Lake
and Iuba Canal Company, the order pro-
vides that if R. McMurray, the managing
agent OF said company, cannot be found, a
sufficient service Of order shall consist in
posting a copy Of the same in a conspic-
uous place on the mine Of said company
and serving a copy on the attorney for said
defendants. McMurray has hitherto evad-
ed service of injunction and is the sole
representative in this State Of the Eureka
Company.
A Female Fighter.
A JOSE, Nov. 3.-Mrs. Ida Gardier OF
Calayeras Valley, a well known eques-
trienne, was arrested on a charge OF as.
sault to murder, on complaint of Martin
j.. Fenton, an Alavaso farmer. He alleges
that Tuesday afternoon, while passing
Gardier's residence, he was accosted by
Mrs. Gardier, who asked if it was true that
he had been making remarks calling her
reputation in question. Receiving an af.
nrmatlVe answer, she fired two shots from
a shotgun, but without effect. Gardier,
her husband, is under arrest for battery
on Fenton, growing out of the same affair.