Daily Los Angeles herald., 1881-11-03

and lead them to settle in Califor-
MIA, where all the valuable govern
ment lands have been gobbled up
and where poor immigrants must
suffer just such wrongs as have
been perpetrated on the Mussel
Slough people.
the Debrts Iu1unction Cases.
MARYsvILLE, Nov. 2d.-By re.
quest of Judge Keyser, Judge ID.
A. Mayhem, OF Tehama, presided
in the Superior Court here to-day
to hear the motion in the case of
the City vs.. the North Bloomfield
Gravel Mining Company ct al.
Geo. Cadwalader and Judge Grad
dock appeared for the plaintiff.
The defendants were not represent
| cd. Plaintiffs counsel presented
afiidavits showing that certain
named defendants in the above ac-
ton had been violating the ipjuuc-
ton issued by Judge Keyser, re-
straining them from suffering de-
bris to flow into the Yuba river or
Its tributaries. Judge Mayhem, on
this showing, made an order re-
curing said defendants to appear
in the Superior Court here on the
25th inst. and show cause why
they should not be punished for
contempt. The defendants named
in order are the Eureka Lake and
Yuba Canal Co., the Boston Min
ing Co., the Milton Mining Co.,
the China Mining Co. and the
North Bloomfield Mining Co., all
operating in Nevada county. The
order commands the Sheriff of Ne
vada county to proceed forthwith
to the mines of said companies,
close them down, shut of the wa
ter and keep the same closed down
and the water shut off until further
orders of the Court. In the case OF
the Eureka Lake and Yuba Canal
Company the order provides that il
r. McMurray, managing agent OF
said company, cannot be found,
sufficient service of the order shall
consist in posting copy of the
same in conspicuous place in the
mine of said company and serving
q copy on the attorney for said de-
PENDANT. McMurray has hitherto
evsded service of the Injunction
and is the sole representative in
this State of the Eureka Company
News from Ca,pp Thomas.
TUCSON, Oct. 2d.-A special from
Camp Thomas says: Companies B
and 1, OF the Eighth, and Co. E, Of
the Twelfth Infantry, Col. Smith
commanding the battalion, left to.
day to repair the road in Rocky
Canon. Lieut.. G. M. Bailey is
Quartermaster. Major Worth, oil
Co. X, Eighth Infantry, command:
the post. Major Mcclellan, with
his family, arrived to-day from
Tucson.
George and his baud were put in
irons last evening on their arrival
]. l.. CaIvig (Cibicu Charley
chief of scouts at Fort Apache, il
here. He reports that forty caval.
ry and twenty-five Indians are Oh
a fifteen days scout between Cibi'
Gu and Cooley's ranch. 1t is now
nine days since they left Fort
Apache and nothing has been
heard of them. Lieut.. Darr com.
mands the detachment. Every.
thing is quiet at Fort Apache. Pc.
dro's band is busiiy engaged re-
moving the corn abandoned by the
White Moutain Apaches and sell
ing it. Pedro is sick unto death
and will soon join the red angels
Twenty-Five Yumas and Mohsves
are employed at the depot.
A special from the sub.agency
says: The military force here ant
at San Carlos will probably bt
withdrawn. Major Chaffee will
recommend that they be abandoned
as military posts. The surrender
of George has settled any fears OF
an Indian outbreak. In about Il
week the annuity goods will be
distributed and all the Indians will
be on hand except the Chiricahuas,
De.sruciive storm as lsnx .asssa
CITY OF MEXICO, Nov. 2d.--In 8
terrible storm at Manzanille foul
large vessels and all the small craft
in the harbor were lost. The Gus
tom house and a number of store,
were completely destroyed. The
Pacific Mail steamer, due the day
| nf otarvy, haI not orrixyaI ai