Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-10-11

party have returned from pTe-
ION and are now at the Grand Hotel
John Wright, second mate Of the ship
St. Charles, has been arrested on a
charge Of cruel treatment to sailors on
that vessel.
1t is stated that the entire crew OF the
ship Baltic, from CIV York, which ar
rived Saturday, were shanghaed on
board. Several have lodged complaints
in the United States District Court.
The Belcher dividend of S3l2, 600 was
paid to-day.
California will produce this year about
1000 bales Of cotton.
The recount gives Hubert the Office of
Treasurer by majority over Bauer OF
80 votes.
Affairs OF the stockton and Visaiia
Nnrrow-Gauge Railroad.
STOCKTON, Cal, Oct. l0.-Ata meeting
Of the San Joaquin and Tulare Narrow
gauge Railroad yesterday, engineer BLAIR
submitted full reports on the Eastern
line from Stockton to Nisalia. Total
length of the line from Stockton, 10
miles; greatest height above tide, AGO
feet; maximum grade, ascending south,
50 S. 10 feet per mile; average grade per
mile. 20 and S7-1O0 feet; total length OF
bridging of all kinds, 2O,5IO feet; total
estimate cost of eastern line, Sl,9'j, 1866
total length of the western line from
| Stockton to Visalia, l6i miles; greatest
height above tide, 373 feet; maximum
grade, ascending south, AZ 52-lOO feet
descending south, 81 GS-1OO feet; aver
age grade per mile, II 400 feet; tota
length Of bridging of all kinds, %, 5S.
feet: total estimated cost, Sl,SU, 44S
The excess OF average cost per mile o
the western line over the eastern Is II
consequence of the greater amount o
bridging required on the western line
The directors did not vote on the. adop
ton of either line. A committee wa
appointed to draft bill to be submitte'
to the next Legislature, to authorize tn
several counties to subscribe TO the capI
tai stock. but not in form of a donation
The stock subscribed for to date is $lSS
600 and ten per cent. paid. 1t is undel
stood that the bill to be drafted, author
izing the counties to subscribe, will el
cept San joaquin. The next regulf
meeting of the Board will be in Noven
Der.
Accidental Death--Stage Robbery.
VALLEJO, Cal, Oct. 10.-A young SO
Of Hugh Daley, was seated alone in
wagon, when the horse suddenly starte'
throwing the boy backward upon Il
head, knocking him senseless. He die
this morning.
REDD1NG, Cal, Oct 10,-The Overlap
mail stage, driven by Charles McConne
, was attacked near Buckeye this mornii
o by four masked men, armed with She
e guns and revolvers. They got $l,9
y from Wells, Fargo a. Co., $1,000 from
g Chinaman and about 5000 from 9th
r passengers.
"a The Independents In Butte.
n CH1co, Cal, Oct. 10.-The Indeper
\. ent movement in Butte county is boili
hot. Prominent Republicans and Den
: Gratis openly declare for McKinstry. Gt
,t j. Bidwell is among the most promin'
f. of the Independents here.
~ The Oregon state Fair.
=. SALEM, Or, Oct. 10.-A trott
~ match, 3 in 5, free for all, was had tod
80 The entries were: Mcclellan by B..
- Acker Highland by J. J. WEIGH, L
49, Maynard by o. P. Bacon. Eph v
- every heat, and was awarded the
=. premium, $3.50; Highland the seco
$50.
~ A match game of base ball for 81
no offered by the Secretary, came of betw
=. the College nine of Salem aud the ri
- GERS of Portland. The College nine V
- by 80 runs; score so to %.
suit against the Chronicle for Lib
CoLUsA, CAL, Oct. 10.-The pal
were filed to-day in the clerks office
or the case of VIM. c. Johns vs., Chas.
Young & co., publishers of the San FL
,te cisco Chronicle, for libel, said to b
nd have been committed on the 18th
he August last
to From Arizona and Mexico.
CHI San DIEGO, CAL, Oct. 1O.--The Tue
Citizen, of the 18th, says the new sch
houses are ready for occupation at p
colt, Phoenix and Florence.
j.. We are advised that the Mexican G
IT. eminent has annulled the order of
ng vember last and will hereafter req
strict compliance with the law wi
III makes it obligatory on the part of AL
81, lean shippers to procure a permit f
nu the City of Mexico before the free tral
sci of freights can be made.
10 Fifty thousand dollars have been
eo apart to continue the building of Cal
Grant and Lowell.