San Mateo County Gazette Redwood City, San Mateo County, California Saturday Morning, July 30, 1859, Vol. 1 No.17 MARINE NEWS Arrived July 26 - Sloop Julia, Hanson, fm San Francisco July 28 - Schr Harp, Hendrickson, fm San Francisco, … Schr Taffie, Rodgers, fm San Francisco, … Sloop W. Whipple, Enlehardt, fm San Francisco July 25 - Schr. Harp, Hendrickson, fm San Francisco July 26(?) - Sloop Caroline, Hughes, fm Stockton Sailed July 22 - Sloop Eliza Blake, Blyther, for San Francisco 25,000 feet of lumber, … Sloop Amelia Francis, Nutson, 15,000 feet of lumber for San Francisco July 23 - Sloop American, Gehow, 5000 posts for San Francisco July 26 - Schr Harp, Hendrikson, for San Francisco July 27 - Sloop Roman, Mine , for San Francisco July 28, Sch Harp, Hendrickson, for San Francisco, Sloop Julia, Hanson, 150,000 shingles for San Francisco THE SETTLERS OF SONOMA AGAIN IN ARMS - It having been whispered about Petaluma last Sunday, say the True Democrat, that A.W. THOMPSON, the agent of Dr. GWIN's ranch, the Roblar de Miseria, intended on Monday morning, to execute a writ of restitution, obtained some months since against some of the settlers on said grant, work was conveyed to the Rangers, about sixty of whom, well armed, started for the place of the expected scene of operations, where they arrived by eight o'clock on Monday morning. Not meeting with any one there to enforce the writ, as they expected to have done, they waited until 12 o'clock M., and no one still arriving, they passed the following resolutions, and then proceeded to Pataluma, under command of Capt. ALLEN, for dinner and refreshments, after which they were disbanded and started for their homes. ROBERTS RANCH, Pataluma Township, July 18 Mr. THOMPSON: - You were expected at this place for the purpose of disposing Mr. ROBERTS. You have failed to meet your engagement, and not wishing to be called from our homes to be disappointed again, we have therefore RESOLVED, That if you attempt to disposses or interfere in any manner whatever with any person living on the Roblar grant, before there is a final settlement, of all disputes with regard to the title or boundary, we will deal with you in such a manner as we may hereafter determine your conduct deserves. RESOLVED, That you are hereby requested to desist from further harassing the settlers on said grant, and if this reasonable request is not complied with, you will assuredly have to abide the consequences. RESOLVED, That we will defend our right to the end, come what may. To see other old newspapers, visit http://www.newspaperabstracts.com/index.php