Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-17
Pacific Coast.
SAN Francisco, June 1G

SAN FRANCISCO, June IL.
Tyler Curtis will not return to San
Francisco and overwhelm his slanderers.
He has gone to Europe.
James H. Latham, the broker, much |
improved in health, arrived by the Alas
kia from Yokohama.
D. o. Mills, Esq, President of the
Bank of California, resigned his position
in that institution. Mr.. Mills has acted
as President ever since its organization
HALLECK, y ev., June -.
A discharged soldier. named John I.
Lowery, was shot and killed by NJ. G.
Crosby, post sutler at Camp Halleck,
about 7 o'clock this evening,
SACRAMENTO, June 16.
On Wednesday afternoon the citizens
of Emigrant Gap buried the body Of an
unknown man, found in the woods about
half mile from town on Tuesday. The
Coroner held no inquest, and cause of
death and the mans name remains
mystery.
GEoRGETowN, Cal, June l6.
Yesterday morning a man by the name
of Edmund Burke, was found dead in his
bed, about half mile from George
town, by Mr.. Jackson and Mr.. Jacobs.
He was lying in bed with his hands
folded across his breast, and his throat
cut from ear to ear. The Coroner held
an inquest, and the jury rendered a ver-
dict of suicide. The razor with which he
committed the terrible deed was placed
on a shelf above his head. He was well
known in this section of the country, and
always regarded as q man of intelligence,
education and refinement. No one here
seems to know anything of his ancestry,
and he has several different names.
MARYsvILLE, June 49,
A fire broke out in the Touring mill Of
Henry Shuttle at Yuba City, one mile
from this place, last night at 10 clock.
In few minutes the whole building was
wrapt in flames, which cast a glazing
light over the place, making it appear to
the citizens of Marysville as if the whole
town was in flames, and causing conster-
nation here. The wind was blowing a
gale at the time. A steamer was sent
from here and arrived in time to save the
adjoining property. A machine shop
attached to the mill was consumed. Loss
about $4,000. Amount OF insurance not
ascertained.
Timothy Crowell living on A street,
was severely burned last night by the
bursting OF coal oil lamp. He had re-
tired to his bed and was engaged in read
ing by the light of the lamp. He fell
asleep, and while in this condition, the
lamp burst, scattering the burning oil
over the central portion of his body anG
face. Before the flames could be extin.
guished he was so badly burned that i
is feared the result will be fatal.
San FRANcIsco, June l6.
1t is reported in the Morning Alta tha
Leland Stanford and C. P. Huntington
had negotiated sale of their interests il
the Central Pacific Railroad. We found
on inquiry that Stanford and Hunting
ton do not propose to sever their con
nectiOu with the management OF tn
Company. 1t is time that they had bee,
approached by San Francisco capitalists
and solicited to sell portion of thei
interest. The trade has not yet bee
consummated so far as can be learned
II it should be consummated, it woul
add great strength and power to TIL
already powerful monopoly.
{ BULLIoNvILLE, June l6.
= Last Saturday Big Ike, Patterson an
= two others jumped ranches belonging
Jones, Atchison aud Renow, near Panaci
y they tore down one house, and put up
. notice, warning the public that if an
70 person came there to interfere they woul
l, shoot like hell All quiet at present.
~ SALT LAKE, June l6.
!, In the Wall-Haskins suit to-day til
:. only development was that Haskins ha
10 not mutilated the mining records, a
~ charged The records were shown I
70 have been altered, but no proof as to IL
guilty party was elected.
. Jno. H. Hoyle, of Spanish Fork, Utal
:, was crushed to death on Saturday by
~ tons of rock falling upon him while h
40 was engaged in Quarrying,