Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-04
Geographic Dispatches.
SPECIAL TO THE PHOEBE DAILY RECORD.
Pacific Coast
SALT LAKE, May =.


SALT LAKE, May .
Interested parties stated yesterday q
rumor that the Indians at San
Pete were on the war path, and that
the settlers have called on General Nor
row for troops. The whole affair was a
caIard. Colonel Critehlow arrived last
nightfrom Uintah reservation and reports
the Indians busily engaged in farming,
and no disturbance anticipated. They
have three hundred acres Of wheat under
cultivation, and fifty acres of corn and
potatoes. The hoax was started TO pre-
vent the moving Of any troops TO the
Modoc country. Fourteen companies OF
infantry, four companies of cavalry and
four batteries of artillery, useless here,
should be called into active service. Gen.
Morrow, who has been seriously, not
dangerously i'll, is rapidly recovering.
Secretary Block issues proclamation
appointing two regular terms of Court
in the Second Judicial District, to be
held at the city OF Beaver the second
Mondays of June and December. Judges
Emerson and Foreman opened the bank
ruptcy Court yesterday, and adopted a
series OF rules to expedite business. The
prospect is that order will soon be
brought out OF the present confusion,
deadlock broken, and repleted calendar
cleaned. There is a general feeling OF
congratulation in consequence thereof
The storms at Cottonwood greatly de-
pressed business. Special Mormon
Conference opened to-day, and will close
Sunday night The object OF the pres
ent session is to complete business
previously unfinished. The city is
crowded. To-day was consumed preach
ins and reading the bonds of the twelve
trustees in trust, with sureties. Brig
ham Young, Jr., and Joseph F. Smith
spoke The former said if man be-
lieves in polygamy let him get another
wife. The latter said polygamy was
from God, but only those who obey His
commandments can live in it with safety
The Tribune this morning publishes {
card, signed by ]. F. Harrison, Of New
Orleans, charging four persons witt
swindling him and a New Orleans com
pany by the sale of sailed mine TO-
Sl65, 900. The card denounces the mel
as villains, who have robbed the widow
and the orphan, and who deserve tn
hangman's rope, as towards too mean t.
earn an honest living. A shooting affai
is expected.
SALINAS. May 8.
The epizootic has almost entirely dis
appeared. The stock Of the Coast Lin
t Stage Company between here and Lo
Y Angeles have recovered, and stages al
0 making regular trips with the usual con
, pletement and passengers. In fact L
: delay has occurred on this line from IL
first start of the disease.
SAN DIEGO, May 3.
|. 4. Van Dervoort, who was shot
n an Indian near Manser's Station,
IS Lower California. last week, is recove
T., ing At first the Indians declared til
a. they would not give up the would be c
" sassiu, but when his delivery was {
" manded, the Mexican Alcade being pre-
Sc ent, he was promptly given up to the a
lie thorities, and taken prisoner to San +
in fael. Justice has been vinGicated and
RS further troubles are anticipated.
TEHAMA, May 3.
A very bold and successful robbery "
Is committed here last night. Some I
ne known parties broke into the bar-ro(
III of the Heder House by the back do
IN and carried the money safe of the no,
L. out into the back yard, where II
al bursted it open with crow-bar, and to
ae out over $500 i'll money and over 800
'e- checks. They got away with the mon
TO but the checks, together with all
IL papers that were in the safe, were fou
in an clubhouse this morning, where IL
i'll had doubtless been left on purpose. ]
ne safe is small Wilder patent, but m
Ter have taken three or four men to haul
pi- There seems to be little or no suspicion
of any OF the guilty parties. A skiff !
of stolen from the ferry in which they dot
eft less went down the Sacramento river.
Use SAN Francisco, May
Johnny Tuers, who shot at How
ho and killed Bowling, is not satisfied "
- being indicted for murder in the first
-, gree.
or Yesterday terrible accident occur
Al, at the wool-packing house of Film
j., Co., by which a man named James I
-, ney was manned for life, ii he does
81 die. He, with number of others,
ENGAGED in passing wool through pr
ing press. On top of these presses
tth about 1000 pounds weight. and it is
le'' down upon the wool by means of Ii
ing iron chain, operated by machinery.
rye bale of wool was being pressed,
IN Tierney was watching it, his duty be
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