Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-08-22
Pacific Coast.

The Philadelphia Party-The RAM
pant Democracy - Small pox
schooner i'm Quarantine at san
FraneIsco---A San Franciscan
among the Iowa Railroad Rob-
bers--- News from ArizOna--San
Diego Items--Big Blast mt Sucker
Flat.
SAN Francisco, August p.
The Philadelphia party left for home
this morning. They will stop at Chicago |
and expect to reach Philadelphia Aug. |
80.
The Democratic County Committee
denounces as illegal nominations for the
Legislature, Supervisors and School Di-
rectors by the Municipal Convention,
and calls for mass meeting on Satur-
day night to ratify all nominations le-
gally made.
The schooner Lizzie is in quarantine
with smallpox on board. On the voyage,
]. Smith, printer, jumped overheard
and was drowned. W. II. Smith, the
second mate, died on the 2Sth of June.
Smallpox broke ont aid II out of IA had
the disease.
Henry Lyon. of this city, was arrested
at Omaha, charged with being one OF the
Iowa railroad robbers.
Margaret Pagan, accused of forgery.
was delivered into custody by her bonds
men to-day.
The trial of the boy, W. j, Bryan, for
the murder of Chinaman, was resumed
in the Third District Court, the default
ing witness being found. The trial is
not yet concluded.
PRESCOTT, A. T., Aug. 16.
via Los ANGELES, Aug II.
The citizens of this city and vicinity
were considerably excited Tuesday last,
by the arrival of parties from the Verde,
who stated that 600 Tonic Apaches had
left the reservation Sunday night, and
gone to the mountains. General Cook
left headquarters for the Verde instan-
ter. Thursday it was learned from relia-
BILE source that there was no danger to be
apprehended. The big chief of the
Tontos didn't go with the tribe. The
reason why the Tontos left was because
they heard, through enemies, that
Cosby, interpreter at Camp Apache, was
coming to the Verde with force OF
Covoteros and San Carlos to clean them
out. They are now returning. Theil
chief, Delche, snys he has had fighting
enough. He wants peace and will sta,
on the reservation.
SAN Diego, Aug. IL.
= The Commercial Bank commences tn
. construction of its new bank buildin!
, Immediately. 1t will be of brick AM
cost So, 900.
The Pacific Mail S. S. Co. gave tn
>, right of way over their property an
. wharves here, to the Texas Pacific Rail
\ road Company upon the Representative
of C. P. Taggard, the Mail Company
9 Agent, that unless they did so. the cit
= of San Diego would have to pay for it.
:, SUCKER FLAT, Aug. 81.
This morning blast of 47O kegs {
powder were exploded in the Blue PoiI
claim, breaking large amount I
- ground. An immense quantity of rocl
= and gravel were blown out, and fallir
=, upon houses, did considerable damag
smashing roofs and breaking window
=. One rock came 300 yards, bursting in
the telegraph Office, and scattering gla
in all directions.
Sw1NoMIsH, w. t., August 81.
- A Sehome dispatch says there is !
=. foundation for the reported burning
" the residence of C. J. Cootes. The san
~ message says the saw mill of Captain [
-, tor Watcom was totally destroyed by Fl
y. last night. Supposed to be the work
- an incendiary.
The schooner Harvey sailed from t
:, stone quarry for Steilacoom last nigl
:, taking the last load of stone on the m
-. contract for the penitenitary.