Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-12
Geographic Dispatches.
SPECIAL TO THE ProcHE DAILY RECORD,
Pacific Coast.
SALT LAKE, June

Z oe restrained, ana requested the bishops
to circulate petitions to the council to
withdraw licenses. This was sustained
by the vote Of the audience. The New
Endowment sees in this the old story Of
streets running with blood, etc. The
I Herald suggests such restraining ordi-
nance against intemperance as Judge
Mexican would sustain. The Tribune
| thinks Brigham too old to run the whole
machine, the whisky business included,
and the Journal says the sermons will
demonstrate whether Brigham or the
people are masters.
Willis Drummond United States Land
Commissioner, arrived here last night for
a short visit
A weekly paper will be started at
Bingham City upon Saturday, the 2lsr.
John Mulkay, of Bingham, was killed
to-day by being swung against a post by
horse he was leading.
Judge Boreman has opened Court for
the second district ut Beaver He ignores
the Territorial Marshal, and his appoint
ed two Elisors.
Clarence King has arrived from New
York.
The weather throught the Territory to
extremity hot
The District Court met to-day at 10
O'Clock, Judge Boreman presiding. Off
GERS present z. Snow, Attorney General;
]. d. F. McAllister, Territorial Mar
shall, with deputies r. W. McAilister,
Isaac Bullock and John Hunt, on the
part of the Territory. On the part of
United States, deputy B. L. Duncan.
Court opened for United States business
by Deputy Duncan. Judge Boreman
proceeded to address the members of
the bar, in his remarks declaring that
under the direction of the Supreme
Court Of Utah, setting aside the jurisdic-
ton of the Territorial Marshal, by
custer having not been annulled, and
| Office having been declared vacant here,
under the circumstances, he would pro-
coed to appoint two Elisors, one from
each side, The Court thereupou APP
pointed B. L. Duncan and John Hunt
John Hunt stated to the Court that he
had served several times under United
States Marshal, and received no pay,
and would not accept the Office, unless
some provision was made for his pay.
Judge Snow stated to the Court that he
had no dOubt the Legislature Of the
Territory would make provisions for
persons so appointed, whereupon the
ElisOrs We're sworn in. The Territorial
Marshal being ignored, he and his depu-
ties started for home. The jury was called
and challenge to the array interposed.
Set for hearing tomorrow at 10 a. III.
James II. Brown, of Montana, was
admitted to practice at the bar of the
Court.
SAN Francisco, June TO-
Clifford W. Tinsley, accused OF rape
upon little girl, has been removed tC
the County Jail, and held to await the
action of the Grand Jury, the evidence
against him being so strong, as to leave
no doubt OF his guilt His bail has been
increased to 500, 900.
William Remnant, passenger on the
Great Republic, from Panama, died at
sea, May %, of Panama fever. He was
buried at sea-
The new revenue cutter, Oliver Vol.
colt, which has just been built at the
Risdon Iron Works, under contract fol-
the Government, made her trial TRIP
around the bay to-day.
BEAVER, June 10.
Pat Rolley, of North Star, without
proyocation shot and killed w. G.. Rob
inson, at Beaver Lake, II miles from
North Star. Rolley suspected Robin
inson of being connected with horse
thieves, who had stolen his horses and
accused him of being so allied. Robin
son denied the charge. A few words
passed when Rolley fired. Robinson rar
20 feet and fell dead. Rolley followed
and fired two more shots. The first shot
only took effect. Rolley returned tc
Star, and gave himself up. The same
night he took morphine and died at 3 p
IN. yesterday.
San Francisco, June IL.
The overland passenger traffic for May
was the largest recorded in any one
month since the opening of the railroad
J The total number of arrivals and depart
ures having been $500. The arrivals b,
sea, including Chinese, during the month
were 4, Sol.
Lance Perkins and Henry MerifelG
played match game of Shall French
carom billiards of $50 points last night, a
the Grand Hotel rooms, for 81 900 The
game last four hours-Perkins winning
by score of $50 against $50.
In the Police Court to-day, Charles
WEIGH, proprietor of faro bank, which
was captured on Saturday night in al
alley off Pine street, was fined 5000
WEIGH was unable to raise the amount at
last accounts and remained in the cit,
prison.
To-day young man named Franz
Rossa, connected with the Spanish news
paper, was arrested on charge of out