Daily Los Angeles herald., 1884-01-08
THE LATEST
Special to the HERALD by the. Western
Union Telegraph Compauy.l
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East.

Passengers south and East.
FRESNO, Jan. THE following Is n
list of south.bound passengers passing
here to-day;
Rice Thompson und wife, Aurora, Ill;
G Il Clay and wife, Cheyenne, Wy; NJ
Dimmick and wife. Santa Rosa, Cal; J
A r Horner, British Columbia; John Il
Quinn and daughter. Wm Hunt, Thos
Walsh, + w Wilke, Alfred Wright, u
]. Levy, G d Hines, A Jenkins, ii ii
Blackman, A 4 Delano, Cora Meteor
mick, San Francisco; o ID Squire, Oak
land; G Raphael, Los Angeles; j d Lee,
J 4 Lee, Port Costa, Cal; ii Marden,
Prescott; J y Allen, Rockville, Ind; o 5
Davis, San Luis Obispo; Mrs NJ Smith
Casa Grande, A r; G D Bennett, W II
I.add, Geo = Ladd, Stockton; Il Wat
kins, San Jose: V A w Bowker, Ogn;
Major T. NJ Ward, Chicago; Miss Sadie
Price, Plainsburgh, Cal.
Mig Triumph for Anti Debris.
SAN FRANcIsco, Jan. Tn the
celebrated case Of Woodruff vs.. the
North Bloomfield Mining Co., better
known as the great debris case, or
Farmers VS.. Miners, Judge Sawyer, of
the U. s. Circuit Court, to-day rendered
decision, concurred In by Judge
Deady, of Oregon, granting perpetual
injunction against hydraulic mining.
The defendants are permitted to have
the injunction dissolved or modified, II u
plan is devised for abating the nuisance.
The decision consists Of 225 folios aud
occupied three hours and half IN read
ing, and Is said to be the longest ever
rendered in any suit on the Pacific
Coast. The farmers are holding joyous
demonstrations at Marysvile and other
points in the Sacramento valley. The
case will be appealed to the supreme
Court of the United States.
Will Try 10 Have Cox Indicted
san Francisco. Jan. 1T is said
the friends of Chas. Mclaughlin will
make an effort to have Cox indicted by
the grand jury, for the killing of Me.
Laughlin. The jury meets tomorrow
The stock Hoard.
SAN Francisco, Jan. best K Bel
cher, 2.75; Chollal, S2.45; Consolidated
Virginia, 20; Crown Point, l 90; Eureka
Consolidated, -; Gould h Curry,
81. so; Hale 4 Norcross, ,.$2. 10; Mexican,
81 90; Northern Belle, so; Ophir, 1915;
Potosi, Sl.l5; Savage, 81 90; Sierra Ne
vada, 50. so; Union, 50 80; Yellow jacket,
1925.
wheat ana Harley Market.
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan. T.-Wheat weak
and dull; seller, season, $l.72I@l. .72t;
buyer, season, Sl.S2i@ .s3t. Barley
steady and fair; seller, season, sl.0256D
l,03l; buyer, season, sl.l3@I. .l35,
MarysyIIIe JubIlant
MARysvIIIE, Jan. Judge Sawyer's
decision in the Woodruff debris suit was
received with boundless Joy in Marys-
vile. The people are making all posi-.
BILE demonstrations of delight and satis-
faction. The streets are crowded and
everybody is exchangingcongratulations.
As soon as the news was received the
steam whistles screeched aud the church
bells were rung. At 3 o'clock salute
of forty guns was fired and the bells again
rung. This evening brass band is out
serenading prominet persons. Big bon.
fires will be lighted on Corkery Square
and display OF fireworks. There is
much conviviality. Public sentiment is
uH'it thi5 'vtuhipft anu
rejoicing is the deepest and most sponta.
neous ever manifested in this city.
knwyer's Decision n Surprise to
both sides.
SMARTsvirLE, Cal, Jan. THE de.
cision OF Judge Sawyer has east a gloom
over this community, and was surprise
to the farmers as well as the miners. A
compromise decision was expected, which
would have been very acceptable to
both sides. The farmers and miners
admit that the cessation of hydraulic
mining will not save the valley. unless
largo restraining dams are built to retail,
the debris now in the river. Ii Sawyer,
decision is accepted as final, thousands o
people will be obliged to seek Other
homes. Millions of dollars worth OF
property would be abandoned, and ruin
generally would follow