Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-03
Pacific Coast.
SAN FRAscfsco. July .

Pacific Coast.
I sss Francisco, July 2.
Mayor Alyord presented a stand of
colors to the first regiment last night.
Governor Booth and Colonel Barnes adj
dressed the regiment.
The Peoples Protection Assembly met
last night. Only four Ward Councils
represented. The Assembly adopted a
set of bylaws regulating the admission
of members, chief Of which is that no one
shall be admitted unless his anti Chinese
record is good
The steerage passengers of the Consti-
tuition are coming eff the quarantine ship
Moses Taylor this morning. There have
been no new cases of smallpox amongst
them.
1t is reported that Steele has engaged
Col. L. ] Lewis to defend the Modocs
before the Military Commission at Fort
klamath next week.
The projectors OF the pearl fishery en-
terprise to Punta Arenas will take their
diring-bell out in the bay and launch it
from their vessel, the Witch Queen, with
the men in it who have volunteered as
divers. The purpose is to see how long
the men can live under water at the depth
supposed to be required on the fishery
grounds. G. j. Sprague, Of Brooklyn, is
chief owner of the vessel. She is under
the command of Captain Cushing, late
of the Dreadnaught. The party num-
bers about fifteen men.
The First National Gold Bank has
declared dividend of one per cent,
payable Monday.
The Stock Exchange Board stands adj
iourned till Tuesday.
VALLEJO, July ,.
The Vallejo Sulphur Springs will open
for the season July 4th.
The Tuscarora went on the dry dock
yesterday.
E. j. Gay Il Co., OF San Francisco,
were the lowest bidders for excavating
at the site of the Mare Island dry dock.
.......-.. YREKA, July 2.
Saturday afternoon Lieutenant Colo.
mel Elliott, Major H. P. Curtis Judge
Advocate), DR.. L. S. Belden Official re-
porter OF the Military Commission) ar
rived from Yreka, and prospects for
speedy converting of the Commission has
assumed tangible shape. The tri-
bunal will be composed of Lieutenant
Colonel Elliott, Captain John Menden-
hall, Captain H. C. Hasbrouck, Captain
Robert Pollock and Second Lieutenant
&. W. Kingsbury, who will assemble to-
morrow morning at ten o'clock for the
purpose of organization. Major Curtis,
Judge Advocate has begun work pre-
hminary to preparation of his cases,
but cannot possibly prepare them for trial
for several days.
General Davis intends to leave on his
intimidation expedition on Friday. Cor
poral Glenahan, prisoner confined in
the same guard house with Jack for
desertion in the face of the enemy, and
under sentence of seven years imprison-
ment at Alcatiaz, escaped last night by
boring holes in the floor and digging his
way out ...'..
SAN DIEGO, July 2.
The Unions Tuscon letter, Just re-
ceived from Camp Apache, says Lieuten-
ant Babcock, with troops sent out after
the San Carlos Indians who killed
Lieutenant Almy, overlook them in the
mountains and compelled an engage
ment; killed IA and took six prisoners.
Two of Babcock' Indians were wounded.
one badly. Babcock was struck by an
arrow, but without serious injury. Gen.
Crook was at Apache at the time of writ
ing. A letter from Altar, Mexico, says
Indians are running OFF stock.
A gentleman who arrived to-day from
the Pimo villages, Arizona. says on the
l4th of June the Mexican who had been
selling liquor to Indians killed the
Chiefs son in quarrel. The authori-
ties took charge OF him to prevent the
Indians from killing him.
EHat N-rEI.HE