Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-15


advisers counseled him to pursue this
course, and that he is anxious for some
legal decision in the matter.
Patrick Barr, Waterman at Mail Dock
was killed by coal cage weighing ABOUT
], 500 pounds. 1t is supposed he was
caught on the platform where the cage Is
landed while in fit of some kind. He
leaves a wife in the city.
Weather at present clear.
SAN Dneo, Nov. 13.-To give foreign
horses chance to get here and prepare
for the races, the meeting advertised for
this month has been postponed to the
81, 4th and 9TH of December. Ten
horses are now on the track in training
order. The races will be grand affair.
Anti-Chinese Convention---Trial OF
Barris--Raees-
! San FRANcIsco, Nov. l4,-The Anti
Chinese Convention closed its labors late
last night, after adopting preamble and
resolutions denouncing Chinese labor
and immigration, and praying the Prcsi-
dent and Senate to amend the Chinese
treaty SO as to make it wholly commer-
cial, or abrogate it altogether; praying
Congress to pass laws for the protection
of our people against the ruinous compe-
tition with the Chinese; denouncing the
Chinese as filthy in their habits, cor
rupting in their influence; who bring no
families with them, adopt few OF our
customs, and crowd our country with
servile laborers imported from China
under contract. The attendance last
night was very slim. The proceedings,
beyond the debate on the resolutions,
, we're uninteresting.
The trial of Frank Harris, mate of the
ship Sunrise, was resumed to-day, with
the examination OF Furt, witness for the
prosecution.
8 1t is reported that Sheriff Adams to
y day will pay to the Auditor all moneys
f held by him as fees claimed to have beer
=, illegally withheld by him.
n Weather fair, with promise of splendid
: weather for to-morrow's race.
i True Blue and Thad Stevens renal
|. the fayorites; they are about even anon
i betting men.
G Greenbacks 9l@92.
II A report is current on the streets tina
j. Maxim, Hubback q Co., shipping an
IS commission merchants of this city, hav
J. failed. The firm has been in business i
e. this city several years.
h GnRoy, Cal, Nov. 14.-Advices wei
D. received here last night that the store {
r. Mr.. Jones, at Mellerton, on the Sa
Joaquin, was robbed by seven maske
II men, on last Monday night. The ro'
bers entered the store, tied and gage
IN eight men, and relieved them Of betwee
ed seven and eight hundred dollars, 1t
n supposed that it is some of Tiburcio Va
t, quez work.
al SAN Francisco, Nov. 14.-Everythil
en- is propitious for the great race tome
Of row. Weather fine and the track in 60,
U.s. condition.
re- wv. Winter has sued the Belmo
m Mining Company, claiming $4,000
en- loss of mining stock, which plant
alleges was stolen from him.
at Sheriff Adams paid over to the Tre
the urer to. day 81, on account of fees
IAN was charged with Withholding illegal
'ig- The ship William and Thomas, VIII
ov- left Port Townsend in December la
SITS became water logged at sea, put il
lch Easter Island and is total wreck. O
the GERS and crew saved.
'hs Highly Interesting News--The Late
,oA CHERRY CREEK, Nov. 14.-This mo
' ing Quigley, who had been engaged il
''' shooting ARRAY yesterday, returned to
'ee' up his house and found some one
''.' been occupying the lot last night.
lob proved to be man named Fitzpatri
On' who had been engaged by Norton to h
the lou lOr ulm. Nullo AZ Woih TltLl
', rick returned and Quiglsy asked
anu what he was doing there. He rep
w that the lot belonged to him. Quis
ING led him from the place, but ne imm
~. ately returned, and as soon as he CT
n"' on the lot again blows were given, Q
,e ley striking Fitzpatrick in the Fl
WV Fitzpatrick drew pistol and fired
NO shots at Quigley, who returned the
firing three shots, one of which str
49, Fitzpatrick above the forehead. enter
-'e the brain and coming out at the bacI
, o., - his head. Public opinion is in Quigl
'no favor. Fitzpatrick has since died.
any San JUAN SOUTH, CAL, Nov. IA
the arrival of the stage from New ID
1908 we learn that there was q sheep-he,
murdered near New Idria on the - i
by two men; one of them is Cha
the companion of Vesquez. The |
fish was shot six times and then Chaves
New bis throat. Chaves escaped, but
eral other was taken and tried by the pee
sort The man confessed all, and was hun
mis-. SACRAMENTO, Nov. IA heavy N
wind has been blowing all day.
om. Four cars were attached to the Va
nrs. train this afternoon, all of which
q in we'll filled with visitors to the great ,
wing further delegation will 60 down b,
Al. early train tomorrow,