Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-08
Dispatches.
SPECIAL To THE PIoCHE DAILY RECORD.
Pacific Coast.

The arrest of J. W. Haskins, of Val
lejo, for alleged frauds in Utah mines,
has excited much interest here. 1t is
stated unquestionably that his arrest was
made for the purpose of extorting black
mail, and several Federal officials of this
Territory are said to be mixed up in the
affair. Haskins promised appearance
here is anxiously looked for.
Cleveland, who shot Green and o Neal
at Bingham, was yesterday discharged,
it being proven that he acted in self
defense.
The liquor dealers and the city author
tiles are again in contest, under the de-
cision of Judge Foreman; several saloon
keepers refusing to pay license.
Reports from Little Cottonwood say
the snow is rapidly disappearing. Prep
arations are making there to recover the
bodies of the victims of last winters
| terrible avalanche. Several sleighs have
/ been eXhumed.
The Flagstaff smelter has been shut
down, although tine mine is yielding 10
to 100 tons of superior ore daily, it is
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stock is contemplated in the London
market
Weather exceedingly warm.
SAN DIEGO, June Z.
Tho fnllou,;nf, .,,,oS raoaiva1 from praS
colt, Arizona, May 81: DR.. Williams,
special Indian Agent at the Verde reser-
walton, was here this week on business
connected with his reservation. From
him we learn that when he left the
agency, there were on the reservation Coz
real Apaches, who speak the same Ian.
guage as the White Mountain and Arivi.
pal Indians-52S Verde Apache Mojaves
and some 366 Date Creek Apache Mo
javes and Apache Yumas, making tota
of 1,4S4. Some of these had just arrived
from the mountains, where there ar,
for. Different tribes or bands were en-
camped in villages, each by itself. Their
was some ill-feeling between the Verd
Reds and real Apaches, but it was grad
ually growing less. The agency cam
is near the site of Peck a. Co. s old build
ing, which it will be recollected the In
dams burned a year or more ago. Th
Indians We're to be sent to planting the fol
lowing week. Lieutenant Schuyler, wit
some Is United States soldiers, is sta
STONED at the reservation, and there is
police force of Indians composed of som
from each band.
STOCKTON, Cal, June Z.
Geo. Livingston, who was arreste,
about ten days ago, charged with bein
accessory to the wilkins murder, wa
yesterday admitted to bail by Justic
t Brown, in the sum of $4,000, and n
: leased.
The charge of vagrancy against Alic
:. Wilkins Hicks was dismissed by Justie
+ Martin this morning, on motion of til
Distr let Attorney. Mrs. Wilkins sti
remains in Jail awaiting examination.
, Los ANGELES, June 7.
The jury in the case of Ohlofsky, O
trial for the murder of Oscar Peck
! Marysville, at San Jose, last February
8 found verdict of involuntary maj
7 slaughter. He will be sentenced on th
18th inst Ohlofsky made statemer
in which he admitted homicide, an
pleaded that it was accidental.
| SALT LAKE, June Z.
; The interest in the ]. W. Haskin
affair has greatly increased with the pull
LEGATION in the Herald this morning, of
card from ex-District Attorney, Georg
c. Bates; morning paper having COL
, nected his name with the case. Bate
states that he acted in his official capat
; ity in the matter between Wall an
Haskins, but that if both parties will col
sent, he will tale unfold that will q.
/. tonish the people of Utah and of til
United States. This is said, by thos
a who claim to know, to refer to the bril-
n cry of prominent Federal officials VIII
q were connected with the case in a leg
!, capacity. Rich developments are locke
J. for, and everybody is on the quiviv
n Tomorrow morning Colonel Enos
e Wall, the party proceeding again
!, Haskins, will make public comm
nication giving Bates permission