Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-11
Second Dispatch.
san Francisco, March 10, ?. J


depressed aud generally demoralized, and
all predictions Of better condition Of
affairs seem to fail There was a decline
in most leading stocks to-day from quo
tations of Saturday.
Professor Lay and VIM. Bunker, of
the Bulletin, travelled over $50 miles in a
balloon yesterday, and had an eventful
trip. When at the highest altitude Lay
discovered signs Of collapse, but 20
minutes at the valve-cord prevented the
accident, and the areonauts went on.
Bunker, after landing, rode 20 miles to
San Jose, leaving Lay to bring the bal
loon home.
Edmund Doyle was found dead to-day
on Oregon street He was an express
man. Cause of death unknown.
Professor Davidson will undertake to
find out, by sounding, what the Patrician
struck when she was wrecked.
The examination of Page for taking
from the mail letter addressed TO War
rem Haley and opening it, commenced
before United States Commissioner
to-day, and was continued till tomorrow.
The Lumbermcn's Protective Union
is incorporated Object, Eenevolence.
SACRAMENTO, March 10.
The bond of Samuel Soule, Harbor
Commissioner, filed in the ofica of the
Secretary of State to-day; also articles
of incorporation OF Santa Rosa Savings
Bank with capital of 100000.
The city election tomorrow is the
topic of conversation. Appearances ia
vor McCleary, but railroad people are
working for every possible vote.
Members of the late Republican Cen
trail Committee have brought suit against
the Union for damages aggregating So
900, because OF the Unions structures
upon the recent recount of votes at the
last Republican primary.
| Woods, who shot Pickett in Washing
ton, on Saturday evening, was taken to
| Jail at Woodland to await the result Of
Ficletts wounds.
Los ANGELES, March 10.
From the Arizona Miner Prescott,
| March |:
This week hardest storm since '6S in
this section of the Territory. Ten inches
snow has fallen in the Prescott Noun.
tains. Prosperous mining season antici-
pated. Every mountain stream we'll sup
piled with water, and snow will give
three months further water for placer
mining. Considerable movement among
owners of placers which have scarcely
been disturbed since the spring of 6S
Nothing from General Crook in the field
SALT LAKE, March 10.
A large meeting of Mormons was helt
at the Old Tabernacle on Saturday, fol-
conference i'll regard to the programme
of those called by the Church to settle il
the new district of San Francisco, il
Arizona. The Tribune thinks Brigham
in this has plan for making goot
thing out of the 35th parallel route.
| Smallpox reported raging fearfully il
different towns in San Pete county
In Spring City there were Is fatal cases
1t is alleged that the religious prejudice
of the people prevent the presence O
proper medical assistance.
| The community is still exercised upoi
the prospective Governor of Utah. Lat
est dispatches, that Clagett has bee,
offered position very aggravating to tn
Saints.
By decision in the District Court
to-day, there appears no way for an ap
peal from the lower judicial tribunal
The Probate jurisdiction has been denie,
by the Supreme Court.
OpHIR CRY, Utah, March 10.
A. Hugan, attorney at law, on visi
from Salt Lake, died here to- day.
| Weather pleasant and snow fast disap
pearing from the canyons.