Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-26
San Francisco, April "a.

in the Twelfth District Court against the
Omnibus Railroad Company. On the
Sd of March, 1873, Catherine Taisney
wife of the plaintiff, was run over by the
| defendants cars while crossing Third
street at Brannan, and killed Plaintiff
asks $40, 900 damages.
John Moyle yesterday filed an applica-
ton in the Twelfth District Court TO
perpetuate the testimony of Robert
Apple. The applicant states that he
expects to be party TO an action, and
that the Crown Point Gold and Silver
Mining Company would be tie adverse
party thereto. The following is a gen
eral outline of the facts expected to be
proved That Robert Apple, during his
lifetime, owned an undivided interest of
$50 feet in the Crown Point mining
ground, and that the conveyance has
been lost or destroyed. Apple hsld I'M
disputed possession of the interest up
to the time that he executed a convey
ance to the Company for 40 feet, and
that he never received from the Compa-
ny any certificates Of stock as a consid-
Grafton for the conveyance. This appli-
cation indicates that a suit will be
brought against the Grown Point mine
General jefferson C. Davis, who sue
ceeds the lamented Candy, in command
of the Modoc army, will leave for the
seat of war tomorrow. Colonel Sumner
aid de camp and General Hardie, from
the Inspector Generals Department at
Washington, and Captain Lydecker,
engineer of the staff of General Scho-
field accompanying him.
MARTINEZ, April "a.
The case OF Marshall Martin, for
murder Of Mr. Fisher which has occu-
pied Court since Sunday last, closed'at
late hour last night, and was given to
the jury this a. m. After short
absence, they returned with verdict of
murder in the first degree. The time
| dshtu IDT lut ebuttuNt Nho 'lV 'til VI
May.
There is a proposition to organize a
new foreign bank with branch in San
Francisco Negotiations are now pend
ing in Europe with this object in view.
The capital of the bank will be $1,000
600, two-thirds of which will be sub
scribed in Europe and one-third here.
ELKo, New, April %.
The Western bound freight train due
here at 2; 80 p. m, when thirteen miles
east of here ran into some cattle, throw
ing the engine and seven cars into the
ditch. The fireman, George Russell,
was injured. The engineer sustained
slight bruises.
WINNEMUccA, April %.
A large detachment of soldiers arrived
here to-day from Camp Halleck, en-
route for Camp McDermott. Fears are
entertained that there will be an outbreak
Of the Piute Indians before long.
Yesterday, while Mr.. Honsell and son,
of Mill City, were attempting to cross
the Humboldt River in small boat,
they were drowned. Vigorous efforts
were made to recover the bodies, but al
last accounts they were unsuccessful.
portland, Or, April %.
The bark Webfoot arrived here to-day
making the round trip from Portland to
San Francisco and return, in fourteen
days.
The following news was received from
the Dailes to-day: The Indians have
driven off thirteen hundred head o.
cattle belonging to VIM, Miller, in Yak
ina Valley. Several families have ar
rived at the Dalles from klickilat
: reporting the Indians so surly ant
insolent that they did not consider it SAT,
to remain.
SAN Francisco, April %.
. The morning papers print two col
umn petition to Governor Booth askin,
him to enquire into the case of Matt
, Tarpey, who was hanged at Montere,
on March 18th. The petition is signet
by about one hundred residents of Mon
terey county, and some fifty bushes
men OF San Francisco added their name
&. to it.
S The business of the Stock Board ha
been actively increasing during the pas
few weeks. Last week the sales amount
ed to S2,547,00, an increase of owe
S500,000 over sales last week. The mar
ket appears to be in more healthy con
dition, and evidences of further activit,
, are apparent.
4 The disabling of horses on account o
e the prevailing epidemic has had a marked
r influence on the expense of drayage
: Yesterday from two three dollars wa
charged for loads that were formerl
a hauled at fifty to sixty-two and ha
S cents. The sum of twelve dollars wa
t paid for one load for a short distanc,
l One drayman reports having made fort
dollars with his team yesterday
: The price of bran has been raised froi
n $40 to $35, since the epizootic con
j menced here, less than week ago.
2 SAN DIEGO, April 90.
!. The Unions correspondent at Sa
s Rafael, lower California, says work
soon to be commenced on the old Sa
Jacinto mine, which was discovered
r 1850, and condemned last year und,
= the Mexican laws. The present ownel
have $50 tons ready for crushing.
Reports say that there is plenty
a feed ia the country and that stock
! looking well. There has been more raj