Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-10

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SAN Francisco, Sept. ..
The twenty-second anniversary of the
admission of California will be properly
celebrated to-day. The Pioneers hold
reunion at Badgers Park, Oakland.
Large numbers have already bone to
that place. There will be military
parade and review by General Coffands
staff. Flags are displayed on all the
public buildings and the shipping in the
harbor The weather is fine for the
celebration.
Captain L. II. Warsaw, of the steam
ship Colorado, was fined by the United
States District Court S29, 45O for carrying
an excess of passengers.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 9.
The Opposition steamer Whipple and
the Monopoly's boat Sacramento left for
San Francisco at the same hour. The
Whipple had the most passengers.
Governor Booth offers reward of $500
for the arrest of Calvin Smith, who MUIR
dered Taylor on Putah Creek.
REDDING, Cal, Sept o.
One Callarnees, charged with being
one of the four who robbed the mail and
Wells, Fargo & Cos express ON Cotton
wood Hill a year ago, was brought from
Oregon this morning and lodged in Jail
He is recognized by a number of resi-
dents here,
SALT LAKE, Sept ..
Highway robbers stopped the stage
near Pleasant Valley, Idaho, coming
south to-day, and took the treasure box
of Wells, Fargo & Co. The robbers es-
capped. ... ...... . ..-.....
Professor Marsh, of the Yale College
Exploring Expedition, remains here some
days, then goes to Oregon. His explora-
tons in Wyoming Territory have been
exceedingly successful.
Tully Chamberlain, shot in drunken
row at Ogden Saturday, died yesterday.
1t is the general opinion that his wound
was not self-inficted.
San FRANcIsco, Sept. 8.
The Pioneers celebrated the twenty
second anniversary of the admission of
California as State, at Brooklyn in
splendid style. Grafton by J. W. Win
ans and original poem by j. G.. Sever
ance, of this city. There was grand
military review of the Second Brigade
by Gen. Cobb and staff on Van Ness
avenue.
John J. Marks, Harbor Commissioner,
under indictment for embezzlement, is
ordered to appear before the Municipal
Court Thursday next to plead.
The Duke of Manchester, his son, and
several others, visited the City Hall and
Prison to-day. The Duke said of the
latter place, I" / m blowed if this is Mt II
ard place to get out Of" The party will
do the Chinese quarter at a later hour,
led by Detective Woodruff and other
officers.
The opinion prevails that the Cres-
cents will nominate candidate for Po-
lice Judge against Drake and Louder
back.
The California Theater Company will
pay dividend of one-half of one per
cent. tomorrow.
The work of reconstructing the steam
er Vanderbilt into the ship Three Broth
ers is nearly completed. She will be
ready for sea by the middle of Noyem-
Der.
The Railroad Company is pushing
work on Mission Bay vigorously, and
will soon have ship and car together at
that point, Nine hundred tons of wheat
was received there to-day from the south
by rail
F. James, who killed John Gallagher
on election day, was examined in the
Police Court this afternoon. The testi-
mony was similar to that taken before
the Coroner. A large crowd attended,
listening to the evidence The Judge
held that the facts showed that James
acted in self defense and ordered his
discharge. The decision was applauded
by the crowd, several of whom proposed
three cheers for the prisoner At las t
accounts Supervisor J. Kenney had not
undertaken to perform his stupid oath
that he would kill James for shooting
Gallagher.