Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-24
Pacific Coast.
san FRANCISCO. June %.

The National Gold Bank and Trust
Company bring suit against Marion J.
Mcdonald, stockbroker, to recover $7S5,
money loaned Same Company also
bring suit against George T. Glover,
John Stark and George Wallenrod to re-
cover Si!" Oh promissory note made
by Wallenrod, payable to Glover & Stark,
and by them indorsed over to the plain
/ tiff.
A confidence operator named H. j.
Morton recently got possession of 1000
worth of whisky from Cincinnati house,
which he shipped TO this city. The in
tended victims discovering the swindle
and direction taken by the whisky, tele-
graphed to Lilienthal Il Co. to take
charge of it on its arrival here, which
they did Morton reached here before
the whisky, and getting scent that his
game was not working right, he Dor
rowed 5000 from hotel proprietor on
the invoice for the liquor, and left for
parts unknown
1t is rumored that Rockwell, Coye &
Co., hardware dealers, have gone into
bankruptcy.
The last weekly cleanup of the Eu-
reka Mining Company Melted 400 OF.
of amalgam.
The Cholar-Potosi mine last week
yielded 720 tons of ore, assaying 1872 40
per ton.
/ A letter has been received by Alfred
Barstow, Postal Agent, from tho First
Assistant Postmaster General, stating
that nothing can be pasted or attached to
postal card without subjecting it to let
ter postage. The information desired to
be given by postal cards most be written
or printed on the card itself
Calvin Darlington, prominent resi-
dent of Solano county, living at Caring
ton Springs, where he is engaged in bus
mess as dairyman, wGs walking along
4th street at an early hour this morning,
when he was suddenly knocked down
and rendered insensible by the blow, and
robbed of his purse containing about $50
in money. The robbers also attempted
to take his watch, but failed in conse.
quence of the breaking of the vest chain
Officer Burke arrested Geo. Hoge and
Edward Maggie as the robbers. Both are
well known hoodlums. They were com.
mitted in default of $4,000 bail.
PETALUMA, June 90.
fire broke out in the rear of the
American Hotel and soon communicated
to the hotel, together with the Blue
Wing Saloon; thence to the United State,
Bakery and Doyle's stables, which wer,
almost Immediately consumed. Tota
loss about sec, 900; partially insured.
CHEROKEE, June 90.
A fire broke out at o. clock this morn
ing in the saloon and boarding house o
Harry Deli, at upper town, and in shor
time the whole building was consumed
The establishment of Morrison Bros.
though only separated about 20 feet
owing to the favorable direction of tn,
wind, was saved Deli was insured fo
81, 500 in the Imperial Insurance Com
pany. His individual loss will be at leas
$4,000.
PETALUMA, June 30.
About 8 o clock this morning fire brok,
out in the American livery stable, in tn,
rear of the American Hotel, which de
stroyed the stable and frame building
in front, owned by NJ. Doyle, of Glover
dale, and occupied by Mr.. Metzenbacl
as the United States Bakery and Restaur
ant, and by j. W. Brown and A. Holme
as the Blue Wing Saloon, and by Pag
* Rockford as market. The hote
was occupied by Mr.. Kittridge, the ciga
store by H. Barch, and barber 81 % b