Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-22

Al tne Doaru OF ERE COMMISSIONERS.
Amongst other reports about the case,
it is now stated that the Lent Harpending
diamond fields are about 20 miles south
of Green River Station, Colorado. & g
Wamblitz shot himself because he
drew blank in the Havana lottery.
San Rafael, Cal, November Alt is
rumored that the breach of promise case
Of Gardner VS.. Short is ended. defendant
compromising by paying $4,000. Plain
tiff sued for $4,000.
A meeting will be held to discuss a
plan for building railroad between this
place and Petaluma. Such railroad
would lessen the time of transit between
San Francisco and Petaluma half day.
A wagon maker was thrown from his
horse, md had his leg broken-a com
pound fracture. - '''' -1
The line OF steamers between Petaluma
and San Francisco has been sold to the
C. P. r. II. Co. ~ q EEolh
San Francisco, Nov. 2l.-The lady who
took chloroform and died from its effects
was the wife Of DR.. B. F. Hardy The
case was purely accidental. The lady
was greatly esteemed by all who knew
her. -
James Boyce shot at H. NJ. Budd this
morning with Derringer. but missed
his aim. He was arrested and is now
under examination for assault to murder.
No verdict yet in the case of Otto
klappenherg VS.. ]. j. Haley.
San Francisco, Nov. 2l.-A company
has been organized here to explore and
work the new diamond fields, and will
start offa party of experts tomorrow.
They will go to the northern regions of
Colorado and southern Wyoming.
A great crowd of people is collected in
front of Platt's Hall expecting to hear
lecture by she of the golden locks and
Sunny South, on wolves. The hall is
not lighted and large detail of police
men are on hand to keep the peace. u s
H. ]. O'Reilly, recently appointed
Whartinger, resigned to-day, and the
Board Of Harbor Commissioners re-elect-
ed him. Engineer Arnold was instructed
to examine all the wharves and report on
their condition.
Henry Chine had one of his legs brok-
en- this afternoon by jumping out of a
wagon.
Application hns been made to have
certain bonds of the Western Pacific
Railroad companies placed on the call
list of the Stock Exchange.
Wadsworth (Nev.), Nov. .2l.-Edward
S. Beardsley, yardman in the employ of
the c. P. r. R. Company, was instantly
killed this morning while on duty with
the yard engine. As no one with. ssed
the accident it is supposed Beardsley at
tempted to get on the engine while it
was backing up the track, and making n
misstep was thrown under the wheels of
the locomotive. He was % years of age
and leaves d young wife
EASTERN.
Boston, Nov. 21.-Otis Norcross de-
clines the candidacy for Mayor Of 30 5ton.
Chicago, Nov, p The Evening Post S
Washington special says: Secretary Fish
authorizes the statement that he does not
intend to accept the English Mission, or
any other diplomatic appointment, upon
his retirement from the Cabinet on the
4th of March next. Secretary Delano's
friends are working to create feeling
here favorable to his appointment as
Treasurer, in the event of Boutwells
election to the Senate. s-T "a ST ~ 4
Butler writes to friend that he is not
q candidate for the Senate against Bout
we'll, and before he enters the Senatorial
arena, he expects to be Governor of Mas
sachusetts.
Attorney General Williams has decided
adversely on the claim of G. A. Perry &
Co., for compensation for cattle, wa CONS,
ETC., lost or destroyed in accompanying
the troops into Utah, against the Nor
mons, in 1857
New York, Nov. 2l.-Fire DESTROYED
Perrin & Haynes's steam saw mill, l4th
street, Jersey City, and extended to JAR
Wis & Harwood's tobacco inspection
warehouse, burning 500 hogsheads of
tobacco, valued at 81, 200, 900.
Washington Nov. 20.--The President
to-day appointed G. W. Farman Post
master of Philadelphia vice Binham, re-
signed.
Nelson, Minister to Mexico, had long
interview with the President this after
noon in relation to the condition of
affairs in that country. He speaks in
praise of the new President of Mexico,
particularly his intelligence and desire to
preserve the friendship now existing be-
tween his country and the United States.
There seems to be no obstacle in the
way of concluding the new convention
extending the time for disposing of the