Eureka daily sentinel. [volume] (Eureka, Nev.) 1871-1887, 1883-06-06
PACIFIC COAST ADVICES.
fsPEoIAL TO THE sENrINEL.i
San Francisco Intelligence

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SAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-Superior Judge
Lawler rendered a decision this afternoon
In favor Of the defendant in the case of W.
s. Hancock against the Bullion Mining
Company, dissolving the injunction re-
straining an election Of Directors and
legalizing the sale Of 10, 900 shares Of stock.
Recently the Los Angeles orange grow
ers were complaining Of the high freight
tariff, and held that it prevented them from
shipping fruit East. In consequence 100,-
600 boxes OF the best oranges were rotting
on the trees. A few days ago the railroad
company reduced its charges from So so
to 50 30 per car, and the margin In favor
Of the shippers 30 stimulated the Q xporta-
ton that the railroad has all at once thrust
upon 1t 8 very heavy business in the trans
portation OF oranges to Denver, Chicago,
New York. Philadelphia and other Eastern
cities. Thousands Of boxes are going for.
ward.
John Thompson, q native Of Pennsylva-
MIA. II years Of age, committed suicide
this morning, ct 1905 Howard street, BY
cutting his throat. A deep cash, about
an inch In length, WAS found in the left
side OF the neck, and another In the right
arm, severing IN artery. Deceased left .
wife q two children.
Paul Rugg was arrested by United States
detective Fipnegass this afternoon on the
charge Of passing . scent nickle for . IS
piece.
Mrs. Elizabeth Larabe sues the Southern
Pacific Railroad for $26. 900 for personal
injuries In : collision in Alameda County
last month. Mrs. Larabe was on the wsy
south to gather evidence in her suit against
the Central Pacific road for $50, 600 dam.
ages for the death Of her husband, who Wa
killed ct Tehachapi last January.
The Cxar's coronation WAS celebrated Of
the Russian Church by religious exercises.
Representatives Of the principal c~onsulAtes
were present. Arch Priest Westhowoff Of.
aciated ct the singing Of the re Deum.
The growth Of the fruit canning industry
ID apparent BY the incorporation Of . com.
pany for the manufacture Of fruit cans
with : capital stock Of $3.50. 900.
The new bank OF Crocksr, Woodwork 4
Co. 10 now open for business. The arm
members are Charles Croker 4 Son, VIM.
and r. @. Woodwork, late President Of
the First National Gold Bank.
A. p. Anderson OF Port Gamble jumped
overheard from the steamer Geo, W, Elder
on the voyage to this port from Portland,
and was drowned.
The temperature 10 90 degrees, the
warmest day in this city since June IL.
1875, when II was % degrees.
Eigty-seven carloads Of oranges have
been shipped to Eastern cities from Los
Angeles from Jan. / 10 May 40.
Arrangements have been completed by
which the running time between Omaha
and San Francisoo will be reduced IA hours
Ill on the U. P. and three ON the O. P
from July /. This applies only to the
westward bound train.
Bad News From the New Gold
Fields.
Tucson, June "a Noyales special says
that much uneasiness IL felt in regard to .
party OF prospectors who left for the gold
fields In Lower California some time ago.
There has been no word from them. The
intelligence from Muleje 10 to the effect
that four Americans died Of an unknown
disease. Much dissatisfaction 10 expressed
by Americans there.
A Charleston special says . shooting A.
fray occurred on Sunday. The cause was
an old feud. Mcdowell, acting o. Z Deputy
Sheriff, served papers garnisheeing Ellis
wages. During Saturday, in the evening,
some words were exchanged, both threat
ening the other. Sunday morning. while
Mcdowell was standing in front Of Brooks
saloon. Ellis, so yards distant and un-
known to him, turned loose with q Win
chester rifle, the ball striking Mcdowell
to the left Of the back, coming out In front
below the right shoulder. Ellis 10 under
arrest.