Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1882-11-17
PACIFIC COAST ADvICES.
fsPEoIAL TO THE SENTINEL
TrOubIs Among the Settlers.

u settlers.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 16.-A Hanford,
California, dispatch says: To-day a mum
Der Of settlers again placed J. B. Frecwell
in possession of a quarter section of land,
from which he and his family were forcibly
elected by Marshal Drew last Monday.
Yesterday Phillips, who was placed in
possession by Drew, tore down and re-
moved to his adjoining ranch Frecwell's
house and barn. This morning F~recwell
had Phillips arrested on a charge of felony.
While they were in town this afternoon,
lumber from a distance from the and was
hauled to the place where Frecwell's house
was torn down, and it was soon rebuilt.
On Frecwell's return from Hanford he
found his property replaced OIL his land,
and was in his new house, though he had
nothing to do in putting it there. This
evening five men lave been arr TESTED,
charged by Phillips with misdemeanor.
Their cases are set for trial before the
Justices Court here tomorrow.
Fail Meeting Races.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 16.-At the second
day Of the Fall meeting Of the Pacific
Blood Horse Association the attendance
was good, the track fast and the weather
favorable. The first race was the ladies'
stakes, a t~hree-quarter dash; won by Sat
inelli. Time 1:16A. Lou Spencer was
second and Marian third.
The second race, free for all, was a three
quarter mile and repeat. The first heat
was won by Premium, Forest King second
and Frank Rhoades third. Time, 1:14h.
The second heat was won by Joe Howell,
Premium second and Rhoades third.
Time, 1:14k. Howell took the third heat
in lis.
The third race was the Vestal stake, one
mile and q quarter dash; won by Precious
in 2:12k, Duchess OF Norfolk second and
Sister to Lottery third.
The fourth race was a handicap for two
year-olds, mile dash; won by May B in
Ids, Lou Spencer second and Clara W
third.
Judge Wilson's Residence Burned.
SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 16.-The fine resi-
dence of Judge Sam. Wilson, on Pine
street, between Stockton and Powell, took
fire from a defective fue this morning.
After a long and continued attempt to
smother the flames by the occupants, an
alarm was turned in, and the department,
after a vexatious struggle, subdued the
fire. There was no outburst of the flames,
which crept slowly through nearly every
portion in the house without showing
themselves. Much of the furniture, pic
lures, ETC., were removed, but the house
was finely finished, and Judge Wilson esti-
the damage at not less than one
hundred thousand dollars; insured.
Body Found.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 16.-The remains
Of q man who had committed suicide by
shooting were found near the Six-mile
House yesterday. They were identified
as those of Edward A. Brewster, a barber,
who disappeared from his residence, 1905
street, Oct. %, after setting
fires in several of the closets, which were
in time to prevent the destruc-
ton OF the premises.
A Destructive Norther.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 16.-The norther
which prevailed last night was quite de-
structive. Across the bay trees and fences
were Frustrated, and in some cases houses
light construction were blown down.
On the bay the shipping had a lively
shake up, but no serious damage is re-
A Heavy WindstOrm.
SPANIsHTowN (Cal.), Nov. 16.-Last
the heaviest windstorm known in
this section for years prevailed. 1t was
the northeast. Fences, sheds and
were destroyed, windows broken
and trees uprooted. The weather was
yery cold. |