Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-29
PACIFIC COAST,

PACIFIC COAST.
San Francisco, Jan. 27.-The body of
Geo. W. Bailey, the lawyer who COM
mitted suicide the other day, has been
taken to Martinez for interment.
The Mcnamara and Jackson man
slaughter case postponed to Feb. 10.
Two Of the District Courts adjourned
to-day out of respect to the memory of
tbs late Judge o. L. Shafter.
Robert McIvers, assistant engineer of
steamer Colorado, has been sent to the
Insane Asylum.
The Coroner's jury fou1d that : mos
L. Arnold, Waterman at Kimballs car
rage factory, was killed by falling from
window.
Arther King pleaded guilty Of man
slaughter in 18th District Court to-day.
Santa Cruz, Jan. Pin the trial of
Blakely for robbing the county treasury.
the Mortimers will testify to-day. Their
confession is full. They drew diagram
OF the town, including the Court House
and the location of the Treasurer's
office. They also relate incidents of the
robbery and gagging of the Treasurer,
which correspond with his testimony.
A resident OF the county, whose name
is withheld, was connected with the rob-
berry. His acquaintance was made while
the Mortimers were in prison. After the
robbery they went out of town and di-
vided the proceeds. Mortimer went to
Sacramento and the accomplce went
back home.
Los Angeles, Jan. PA heavy sand
storm reached the city to-day. Still
blowing hard from the north.
Mr., Shrewsbury, who was supposed
to be fatally injured by being run over
by wagon at Wilmington, is slowly re-
covering.
The residence of Rev. Mr.. Atherton.
Riverside, was burned Wednesday morn
ing. Building and furniture lost. No
insurance.
From Hualipai District, Arizona: Col.
Bakers furnace at Mineral Park in full
blast and works we'll; the Elder g. Coven
furnaces not yet successful in smelling
ore; considerable depth reached on sew
eral OF the richest lodges, among them
the Impair, Fairfield and Lone Star.
From the San Bernardino Guardian.
10th; Mrs. Mayo, of Jurupa, saved her
child from drowning by descending into
a well and holding the child until assist
ance arrived. Edward Poole, convicted
OF rape, sentenced to seven years in the
State Prisen. Moses Guess, from new
tin mine - miles southeast of this
place, reports the lodges widening and
the ore getting richer.
San Francisco, Jan. 27.-The men,
bers of the San Francisco detective force
express the opinion that Chas. Mortimer
never had anything to do with robbing
the Santa Cruz treasury; that his confess
sion was made in the hope of obtaining
favor in cases where his guilt can be
more clearly established.
j. F. Harrison was kicked by horse
this evening, and seriously wounded in
the head.
The Panama steamer took $3.50, 900 in
treasure for England to-day.
The David Crockett made the VOYAGE
from New York TO San Francisco in 100
days.
Santa Cruz, Jan. 28.-An incendiary
attempt to burn the town was made last
night. Rags saturated with inhammable
matter were placed between the plaster
ing and outer wall in an unoccupied
house in Anthony's block, but it was
discovered before any serious damage
was done.
lreka, Jan. 2S.-Dr. Ream received
letter this morning from the Surgeon in
the field on Lost River, which said that
on the 25th the Modocs attacked Col.
Demands camp, on the southeast corner
of Tule Lake. They were repulsed, with
the loss of one killed and three wounded:
all their horses were captured No casu-
alties among the troops.
San Francisco, Jan. 2S.-Ramon Mott
the Frenchman who was stabbed by one
of his countrymen on Sunday night is
very low, and the hospital surgeon saws
he cannot recover.
Thomas Gibson, who WAS arrested and
convicted Of beating and grossly abusing
his daughters, was sentenced bv the
Police Court. to-day, to 80 days impris-
onment and $500 fine Gibson is man
of wealth, and his daughters are well
known and highly respected. This the