Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-30
Fog and Aeeide nts--Carlists Fir
ON . British Vessel
Pacific Coast.
Reese in the Police Court-->uit
Against a Mining Company.

san FRAsCIsco, Oct. 20. - Captain
Clarke, Of the ship Sunrise, will not be
sentenced till next Monday In the
meantime he is out on bail.
Loss by fire in Schreiber's factory will
not exceed So, 900.
Michael Reese appeared in the Police
Court to-day to answer to a charge Of
assault and battery on the tailor Wurth-
mier. On Reeses application, the case
was continued.
j. W. Mather has commenced suit
against the South Eureka Mining Com
pany, asking for an injunction restrain
ing the company from selling stock I'M
der the assessment, which he claims
was made for fraudulent purposes.
Small-poI---The Modocs---Stock In
creased---Assault With a Knife
Arguments in n Rape Case--Arrests
The $40, 900 Race.
SAN FRAScIsco, Oct. 29.-There have
been four cases Of smallpox during the
month, and one death from that disease.
The Modoc prisoners are to be taken
to Fort Mcpherson, Wyoming Territory,
instead of Fort Russell BaTncho aud
Sloluy are at Fort Alcatraz.
The Golden Chariot Mining Company
has increased its capital stock to 3,00O,-
600.
John W. Taylor first insulted and
then assaulted C. Warmer, on Sacra-
mento street, this afternoon, with a
bowie knife.
David Grace, during fight with a
sailor on the city front, this evening, bit
off his opponents upper lip. He was
arrested on a charge of mayhem.
District Attorney McNealy, elected
judge of this district, resigned to-day,
and the attorney elect, A. B. Hctchkiss,
was appointed to fill the vacancy.
Arguments in the case OF Rossi, on his
second trial for alleged rape on a small
child are all in, and the Judge will deliv
er his charge to the jury in the morning.
The police have had a lively time since
o'clock, having made II arrests, of
which eight were for assault and battery
The great $40, 900 race will come off at
the Ocean House Race Track on the 18th
of November; not at the Alameda track,
as was at first intended.
To
smith--Triai for Rape--Boy Killed
-san Diego Items-Mrs. wiIkin,
ON Trial for Murder--Races nj
Stockton.
George H, Bradbury, President of the
Pacific Mail Company, will arrive in this
city about Monday next.
The funeral Of Algernon Smith, which
took place this afternoon, was largely at
tended
DAYTON, New, Oct. &c. w. Hutch
inson, arrested for rape in Silver City
three weeks ago, was tried before the
Third District Court yesterday, and found
not guilty.
MARYsvrLLE, Cal, Oct. 29.---Johr
Luckily, 10 years of age, was run owe,
by the up freight train at 3p. m. to-day
The wheels passed over both legs and
one arm. He died this evening.
The jury in the case of the people VS..
W. P. Winkley, indicted for attempt to
rob the bank of Decker & Jewett was
impaneled to-day. The trial will com.
mence tomorrow.
San DIEGO, Oct. 29.--The Board OF
Supervisors met again to-day and can.
vassed the recent vote, but found little va.
ration from the published returns.
STOCKTON, CAL, Oct. 29.-The trial Of
Mrs. wilkins, for the murder of her hus.
band, was commenced in the District
Court to-day. A jury has not yet been
| obtained.
At the City Gardens to-day, two races
First, trotting, mile heats, two in three,
for colts. Purse 500; won by Amanda.
Second, running race, mile and repeat,
for 800. Modesto won in two straight
heats. Time--1 80 and l "a.