Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-11
Telegraphic Dispatches.
SPECIAL TO THE FIocuE DAILY RECORD.
Pacific Coast.
SAN FRAcrsoo, June 9.

Lead ana silver Mining company was
listed ct the California Board, and sam
pies of bullion are on exhibition in a
window on Montgomery street. The
mine is in Mulege District, Lower Cali
fornia.
The May receipts from the Sierra Ne |
vada mine aggregate 81, 1886. The Po-
tosi yielded 300 tons of ore last week,
assaying S3l per ton. Two shipments
in June from the Raymond and Ely mine
aggregate SAB, 500. The Mahogany mine
has 800 tons of ere, and commences
crushing in a few days. Some of the ore
is quite rich. dividend of one per
cent. for last month, amounting to $780,
600, will be paid by the Bank of Cali
iornia on the 10Th inst The Trustees of
the Crown Point Mining Company an
nounce a monthly dividend of so per
share. aggregating 81 000, 600, payable on
Thursday.
A magnificent hotel is to be constructed
| by William Sharon on Market and Mont
gomery streets, at a cost of about half
a million dollars. The tract of ground
has full 100 vara lot frontage of 275 feet
on Market street by depth of 100 feet
| on New Montgomery TO Stevenson street.
/ The structure will be six stories high,
exclusive of the basement, and will con-
tain $40 rooms. 1t will be conducted on
the European plan.
| The case of William Bidleman, charged
with assaulting Henry F. Boss with
/ deadly weapon, came up for examination
in the Police Court this afternoon. The
affair occurred on the Pacific Mail S. S.
Co 5 wharf on Friday last, when defend
ant came up behind Boss and struck him
on the head with piece of iron. Bidle-
man admitted the assault, and gave as
reason that Boss persisted in attempts to
entice his wife away, after being warned
to quit interference in his family affairs;
that he endeavored afterwards to per-
suade her to elope and go to San Diego
with him, and that he had written several
letters to her conveying such persua-
sions. Boss denied having attempted to
entice compliments wife away, but ad-
mitted having written to her. He could
not recollect the precise purport, but de-
sired the Court to presume that they con-
sisted merely of social gossip. The
charge against Bideman was changed to
assault and battery, to which he pleaded
guilty.
The Mayor tonight vetoed whole
batch of anti-Chinese ordinances passed
by the Board of Supervisors last Monday
At about 6 80 last night, fire broke
ont in the Office Of the San Francisco
Cooperative Printing Company, in the
upper story OF No. 412 Commercial street,
near Sansome The fire burned for a
consid trnble time before an alarm was
turned on, therefore the flames gained
great Roadway, and not without difficulty
did the tiremen gain the mastery. The
fire spread to the Office of Althoffe &
Bahls, book-binders and paper-rulers,
which adjoins the printing Office. This
firm sustained considerable damage by
water; more than by fire. They had an
insurance of $4,000 on stock and ma
chinery. The printing company had in
surance for Sc, 600, which covered their
h., Il,
through the floor, fell upon and damaged
to small extent the press in the lower
story, upon which the Chronicle and
Post are printed. The entire loss is esti-
mated at IS 900.
= SAN DIEGO, June s.
: The Arizona Sentinel of the eth reports
5 finding the body of Jesus Alvarez, one
| mile from Filibuster station, who died
} from want of food and water. He was
| supposed to be crazy. Two men found
r the body of Samuel Oteza. He was
5 scalped and flesh and clothes Were
stripped from various parts Of his person
Near his person was found passport,
e dated Berne, Switzerland, April 80, 1872,
4 giving his name as above stated, and a
4 description OF his person. A military
= passport was also found, stating that he
| was originally from Oberdalm. A paryei
book and several business cards were
picked up, and with other papers brought
in and deliyeredto Sheriff Goodwin, who
forwarded them to the Swiss Consul at
San Francisco.
CoLUsA, June 8.
A destructive fire, originating from
smouldering logs, blasted yesterday even.
. ing, on A. Glenn's ranch, two miles
: above Princeton, started this morning
destroying some forty acres Of barley
several hundred dollars worth of wood
fields of grass, fences, and other improve
ments, amounting to some $1,000. The
fire was arrested by ploughing and NOW
ing. Glenn, Sanford and Cartmill are
) the principal losers.
YREKA, June 10.
e The news Of the attack upon the Mo
q doc prisoners, while en- route from Fair
9 childs ranch to the camp, is received
/ with surprise, and is considered by all as
disgraceful aud atrocious in the extreme
G Such action was not expected from white
o persons.
, Hon. J. r. Luttrell and E. Steele
started for the front this afternoon to be