Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-31

death. No other external marks OF vio-
lence were found.
A deed from Joseph Frank to Gustavus
Refs, for a lot o! land on the southwest
corner of Bush and Kearny streets,
64x6O feet, together with the three story
brick building thereon, WAS placed on
record to-day. The constellation NAMED
in the deed was Sl45,0O0.
The report Of The great fire in Boston
created quite stir on the streets this
afternoon. The first Intelligence
was brought by the Atlantic and
Pacific line, which also furnished the
press with full reports. The Alta and
Chronicle issued extras.
The San Francisco posts of the Grand
Army Of the Republic decorated the SOL
dier's graves in the different cemeteries.
The sales at the san Francisco Stock
Board for the last week amounted to S.
4lS, 900. Baltimore Consolidated con-
tinues to be leading feature Of the mar
ket-over 10000 shares selling at Sl3
and SG.75-teing nearly half of the CAPT
tai stock. Imperial was the next most
active stock---10,000 shares changing
hands at an average Of 1925. Meadow
Valley came next-S,2 200 shares changing
hands, advancing from $50 to S25 and
closing at S23. Other stocks in which
sales exceeded 5000 shares were as fol-
lows-6, 200 shares American Flag, G,iOO
shares Empire Mill and $500 shares of
Washington and Creole. The sales of
the Belcher We're within fraction OF
5000 shares the next highest number
being 4, 400 shares of Woodville. In only
two other exceptions did the sales exceed
5000 shares, and these were Arizona and
Utah and Phenix. The transactions in
all other kinds varying from 1900 shares
down to 20 shares.
YREKA, May 80.
There is no news from the Modoc
country.
Considerable interest and anxiety is
felt regarding General Davis, who is out
with the captive Modocs hunting for
Captain Jack. Many think he will come
out in the Bogus country, somewhere
not far from here.
MONTEREY, CAL, May 80.
Yesterday were buried in the Catholic
Cemetery of this city the remains OF
Francisco Palacio, So years of age. He
was once q colonel in the seventh regl'
ment of Mexican cavalry, under Empe
ror Iturbide, and was one of the signeri
of the cession of California to the United
States by Santa Anna.
SACRAMENTO, May 30.
Mountain View Lodge No. A. l. o
o. F., has offered reward of $1,000 70
the arrest and conviction of the murder
ers of c. S. Strobel, at Michigan Bluff
Placer county, May 20. Sheriff Dun
ham guarantees its payment.
A. B. Meacham passed here to-day e
route to Washington.
VALLEJO, May 80.
The Dacotah wreck is to be sold tc
morrow, at u o'clock, at the Navy Yart
F. Derrick, while attempting to eros
the railroad track yesterday morning, o
horseback, was collided with by loco
| motive. The horse was knocked dow
r and bruised, but the rider fortunatel
escaped with a scratched leg.
EUREKA, May 80.
In the Eureka Consolidated case tn
afternoon, the defendants called Churt
and several other witnesses, and reste
h In rebuttal Phillips offered deed fro
=, the Eureka Consolidated Mining Coz
= pany to the old Richmond Compan
To this defendants objected, on Il
ground that it was in violation of Il
statute of frauds. The objection involv
: a lengthy argument, which was not co
y cluded at the time of adjournment
l. 1t has been showing here all the aft
IS noon.