Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-27

DAN TRANClSCO, I1dTcu 20.
The habeas corpus case Of Il. ID. Bo-
CART is set for p. IN. to-day before Judge
Sawyer. Great interest is felt in the re-
suit of the application for Bogart's re-
lease.
The trial of ex-Supervisov Kelly for an
assault to murder b. j. Shay will proba-
bly, be concluded in the Municipal
Court to-day. The defense opened this
morning.
second Dispatch.
SAN FRANcIsco, March 26.
Bogart was brought before judges
Sawyer and Hoffman at p. m. to-day
by Admiral Selfridge, of Mare Island, on
a writ of habeas corpus. The return of
Selfridge was the telegraphic order of
Secretary Robson for Bogart's arrest for
embezzlement and desertion from the
navy. Pixley and Harrison, counsel for
the prisoner, objected to the sufficiency
of the return and the authority for the
arrest. After partial argument, coun.
sci moved the Court to admit Bogart TO
bail; refused. They then moved that he
be placed in the custody OF the United
States Marshal. This was also refused
but he was permitted to visit Pixley'
Office. in charge of naval officers, and to
remain two hours. The further hearing
of the case was continued till p. m. to-
morrow. The Courtroom was crowded
during the proceedings.
Third Dispatch.
SAN FRANc1sco, March &c, p. NJ.
Caroline Schall was divorced to-day
from Frank Schall; Geo. w. Fisher
from Georgini Fisher; Ruth S. Card
from Russell Card-all on the ground of
adultery. The jury found Mrs. Carr not
guilty of adultery.
Mrs. Catherine Tasuey, injured by
street car March G, died in the hospital
Martha Jane Poole, who was ar
rested for stealing $1,000 worth of jew
elry from Mrs. Nellie Bacon, and
who discovered the property to the owner
while pretending to be mesmerised, was
held to answer this afternoon by the
Police Court; bail $4,000. Mrs. Bacon
and others believe defendant is of IN
sound mind.
Kelly, for shooting at Shay, found
guilty OF assault with intent to commit
bodily harm.
NEVADA, Cal, March 26.
A murder was committed at North
Bloomfield, in this county, last night. A
mining superintendent (name not given)
was shot in the back while going to the
mine.
SAN DIEGO, March 26.
Dalton is expected daily, with the
Mexican Government survey, which came
to the Coronado Islands, off this harbor,
to survey the grants and purchases of
the Coronado Stone Company.
1t is rumored that company Of Eng
lish capitalists will build a direct road
from San Diego to Fort Yuma by
the way of the Tia Juana route in
event of the Texas Pacific Railroad going
by the the northern route. The Mexi-
can surveyors are working up the survey
now with an eye to future grant.
SACRAMENTO, March 26.
The Governor has appointed Erwin j.
Crane director of the Deaf, Dnmb and
Blind institute, vice Nicholson resigned
The counsel for Edward Robinson,
who was sent to San Quentin from this
county for five years, for manslaughter,
procured a writ of habeas corpus for him,
on which he will be brought before Judge
Niles, of the supreme Court, on the 18th
of April.
GEORGETOWN Cal, March 26
Chinatown was nearly all destroyed by
fire last night, and only by hard work
was the whole town saved from flames.
large meeting of citizens was held
for the purpose Of forcing the Chinese to
move out of town. The town is all ey-
element.
Los ANGELES, March &c.
Extensive borax deposits have been
discovered 100 miles from this city, near
Desert Springs station, on the Owens
River road, Kern county. 1t extends
from Balls house to the end of the
marsh-9 miles long by wide.