Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-09
TeIegraphie Dispatches.
TAI To The PIocHEs DAILY RECORD
Pacific Coast
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yesterday, dead in his bed, about five
miles west Of this place. He bad bsen
shO; in the forehead, and from appear
ances, died without struggle. He was
undoubt idly murdered for his money, as
his trunk was broken open and the con-
tents scattered over the floor 1t is sup
posed that he was killed on Friday night,
as he was last seen at dusk on that day,
and not again until found by neighbor
named Shaw and brother of the de-
ceased. Robins was a bachelor, aged %
years. and lived alone.
san FRANCISCO, May,
The steamer Monterey has SAILED for
the Gold Bluffs. The problem whether
those ocean sands viii pay for working
viii be settled in satisfactory manner
within the next week; for il the gold is
there the party will find it. Their ap-
paratus is adapted for the work, and
good surf Captain is in command OF the
vessel. which has been chartered for tif-
teen days, with the privilege of sixty.
A thorough prospect will be made as far
north as Rogue river.
There was another long and exciting
session Of the San Francisco Stock Board
to-day, the sales occupying over two
hours. Savage maintained an upward
tendency opening at Sl25, risingto S135,
and closing at 1888, a gain Of 50 over the
highest price yesterday morning. There
were rumorS Of sales on the street before
the board at $40. The appreciation in
Savage is felt throughout the list but
was more particularly noticeable this
morning in Yellow Jacket, of which over
1000 shares were sold; the price opening
at sls5 and closing at SlS9, gain Of SIS
L over the highest price yesterday. The
p most active stocks on the list to-day were
the Empire Mill and Imperial; the sales
of the former being upwards of 1000,
y. closing at $1,000, gain of $3.50; and
7 the latter over 5000 shares at $40,
e a gain Of $3.50 from yesterday. There
y was little done in Belcher at $50, same
q as yesterday; and also but few sales Of
% Crown Point at S127 and $3.50, gain Of
v 81 compared with the highest price:
q yesterday noon. Eychequer advanced
W IS; Consolidated Virginia, Overman ant
D. Seq. Belcher, each 81; Alpha and Ophir
each SO; Caledonia and Confidence, eacl
$3.50; Justice 50; Kentuck and S. Nc
H. vada, each $3.50; and Succor, 81. Goul
r. and Curry fell off $3.50; Chollar, Potos
- and Enckerbocker, each 50; and Bait
Consolidated, $3.50.
" Articles of incorporation Of the Pacif
Gu Land Company were filed to-day with tn
/. County Clerk object to purchase an
III sell land in California, Oregon and Wasl
81 ington Territory. Capital stock Sl20, 0O'
Directors, H. F. Teschemacker, Jossp
Vi S. Paxson, Oliver Eldridge, John Jarbo
III and Horace f. Calter.
John Devine, the Chicken, twice col
ior victed Of the murder of August Cam
&C. will be hung at the county jail the d.
on after tomorrow, unless the Governor il
in terferes.
uld A convention of the Rowing Clubs
ore this State is to be held at Vallejo on t
the 18th inst, to make arrangements for t
.ifv grand regatta to be held at that place
the the coming Fourth of July. W.
of Hughes, President and John Baurieist
of are appointed delegates from the Cc
the Boat Club. The Pioneer aud South FL
,tly Rowing Clubs, Of this city, will also
represented.
The Trustees of the Phoebe Phel
,eS0 Mining Company have rescinded
mes assessment of so cents and levied one
one dollar per share, which amounts
-a are $50, 900, delinquent June 10Th.
assessment of 25 cents per share has be
/ in levied on the stock Of the Portland Sill
.un- Mining Company, and one of one dol
an, per share on the Utah Mining, Compal
So. delinquent June 9th and 10th resp
two lively.
Governor Booth, Mayor Alvorl, AM
~ t considerable number of the leading c
zens Of San Francisco, have united
the tender of a public dinner to W
the Lane Booker, the British Consul at t
ding port, who is about to return to Englf
rid, for visit. No compliment of this k
oeen was ever more deserved. The bano
'nty on the 14th inst. will be testimonial
900 an able and courteous official
'o'- TRUCKEE, May 7
'''0 This morning fire was discove
issuing from the roof Of livery sta
, for owned by W. B. Campbell, and in sh
rms time the entire building was in fan
od,. The fire spread with great rapidly,
will before it was conquered nearly the en-
mn block WAS destroyed. Loss considera
,h 70 The blacksmith shop Of Longabaugh
i Inv Cass, John Millit's bakery. +. S. Mar
carpenter shop, John Storr's saloon,
the dwelling houses of w. B. Camp
their and A. c. Cook were also totally
their stroyed. There is little insurance.
ther- livery horses were all burned but +,
their The balance of the town narrowly esco,
ught CoR1sNE. Nav
even Both Houses of the Montana Leg
ture passed the North and South +
ciers road bill over the Governors veto.
lered Dill allows the countles OF Madis
dol. Gallatiu and jefferson to issue be
their for u per cent. of their assessed va
be- ton, when the railroad gets in,
have Lewis ana olafk counties ~ per
A small percentage will be paid "
the road reaches Madison county
nairs the balance when it reaches Hell