Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-31

prominent Cinnamon II the CITY.
Sixty women of the Women's anti
Taxpaying League met to-day at Antho-
ny's Hall, and agreed to raise funds to
employ an attorney They decline to
pay taxes till they are represented.
The schooners Gotama and Sea Nynph
collided in the bay. The Sea Nymph
was SO much damaged as to be obliged to
return. The Gotama proceeded on her
way.
STOCKTON July 80
At the Coroners inquest held yester-
day on the body Of Johu Edgerton, shot
near Lockport on the 2Sth inst, the jury
rendered a verdict that death was caused
by gun shot wounds on the right side Of
the head and shoulder, the gun being
in the hands of Mathew Cooper and fired
by him.
A fire broke out in the residence Of
Mrs. House. Loss light, and covered by
insurance.
The Board of Supervisors to-day held
a special session to redistrict the county,
in accordance with the provisions OF the
Code, requiring seven instead of three
Supervisor districts.
4 primary is 10 be held tomorrow,
irrespective of past political affiliations,
for the purpose Of selecting delegates to
a convention.
Officer Dolan, of Sacramento, took a
man named Swain to Sacramento. He
is wanted there on a charge of grand
larceny
SAN DIEGO, July 80.
Information has been received from
Guatay Valley that fight occurred be-
| tween the Indians Of the Jacumba tribe,
who live in Lower California, and
Me&icans living in Guatay Valley. Thirty
of these Indians and twenty Mexicans
congregated at Pablo Sandovals' house
on Saturday night, and commenced
gambling. Liquor was procured and
the excitement ran high until daylight,
when r~w occurred. Knives were
drawn and freely used. OF single
shot was fired. After long struggle the
Indians became the masters, and the
Mexicans fled. leaving several fatally
wounded. Padro Sandoval, whose fam.
lily were there, refused to leave. He was
taken prisoner, pinioned by the Indians
who started with the intention of carry
ing him off to kill him, or taking hin
down to Lower California fort purpose
of getting q ransom. His friends hunted
up the Indian General, who intercepted
the victors and ransomed him by giyin!
the Indians some money, two horses an,
number of sheep.
James A. Gray, citizen of Camps, il
this county, was murdered by Charlie
Wilson and McCarty at Gray's ranch
The murder was witnessed by
hunter, WHO fed and gave the alarm
A party started in pursuit of the mul
derers McCarty was overtaken at Ju
lian, whore he was arrested. Wilson j
not yet arrested.
PORTLAND, Ogn., July 80.
Work on the Walla Walla and Colun
bia River Railroad is progressing favorr
bly,. Large quantities of timber HAY
been brought to the mouth of the Yal
lima, and are being RATED TO the. mill t
at Walulu. Tracklaying has commenced
) The Wala Walla Statesman says
, Farmers are now actively engaged
cutting grain, and from every quarter "
learn that the crops are the heaviest ev'
? cut in this valley"
, Three vessels are loading with timbt
at Wedler's Mill for Melbourne. Shou
the enterprise prove successful a regul
i line of vessels will be established betwet
+ here and Australia.
a YREEA, July so,
V The Democratic County ConventiC
= met to-day, and made the following mol
l. nations: VIM. Irwin, Senator; j.
Mcbride, S. s. Benton, Assemblymcn.
AUBURN, Cal, July 80.
d The hosting works of the Aubu
a mine We're totally destroyed by fire
If day. Two men We're in the mine at t
j. time, but were rescued after the fl,
l. having received no serious injury,