Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-29
Pacific Coast.

notorious rough, got into a quarrel, in al
beer cellar on Jackson street, with VIM.
Connolly, who shot him twice, inficting
painful but not dangerous wounds. He
is all right to-day, but confined to his
room.
Many people have started for the race
track, and betting on Occident is heavier
than was expected after his performance
in the last race. still Fullerton is the
favorite. Chicago is out.
Prescott, Ar, GA shooting ARRAY
took place on Monday between Sport
Thompson and James Price, a restaurant
man. Price is in a critical condition.
Cause, liquor.
SAN Francisco. Nov. 2S.-The United
States steamer Benicia, with King Kala-
kua on board, is entering the harbor.
Salutes will be fred but no public reoep.
ton will be attempted tonight.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 2S.-Last Thursday
Jacob Hansen, living 80 miles from San
Rafael, was shot and severely wounded
by Mexian in his employ. While Mr..
Hansen was at work in the house, the
Mexican approached him from the rear
and fired two shots, one taking effect in
his neck and the other in the feshy part
of the arm. He arrived here this even
ing. The balls have been extracted and
the patient is in fair way of recovery
The authorities at San Rafael went I'M
mediately in pursuit of the would.be
assassin, but with what result is as yet
unknown.
San FRANcIsco, Nov. 2S.-In the race
this afternoon between Occident and
Fullerton for $4,000, Fullerton was the
favorite in the pools before the race.
Occident drew the pole.
First heat-At the start Fullerton was
half length ahead and three or four
at the half mile. At the three quarters
Occident collared him and won the heat
in 2:l9.
Second heat--Fullerton broke 80 feet
from the wire and stumbled, Occident
taking the lead. Fullerton nearly closed
in the home stretch but broke. Occi.
dent won by length in 1926. Third
heat and race won by Occident in 20H
VIM. Watt, A. ]. Bryant and VIM. Hs'
warth were judges, John Harris. r. L.
Martin and II. Barnard timers.
Public interest in races is evidently or
the wane, the attendance comparing
very unfavorably with that OF previous
races. and there are few signs of enthu
siasm.
KELToN, Utah, Nov. 28.-At Ranch
16 miles north of this place, a younl
married man named Graves killed Jacl
Rosevear, miner, from Gold Hill, New.
father-in-Iaw to Graves. The decease,
took exceptions to Graves marriage will
his daughter, and made demonstration
of hostile character, and was sho
> down.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 2s.-The steame
Saranao. Captain W. W. Queen. returne
from La Paz this informing, having az
complished the mission of protecting tn
lives and property Of Americans residin
in that vicinity. The Saransc was del
patched in response tc an appeal mad
to the Government by Henry s. Brook
Superintendent Of the Hormeguel
! mines at Triunfo, So miles from La Pa
n principally owned by Thomas Bell an
s Others Iof this city. Brooks reporte
y that other Americans had been subjecte
70 to systematic outrages by the Mexica
. authorities. A serious outbreak was in
- minent. Mr.. Brooks residence vi
y surrounded at the dead of night and
g was arrested on trumped up charge
r. The general demeanor Of the officials il
II dictated a determination to interfere vii
. and suppress the operations of the cor
y pany. The latest outrage was an u
4. warrantable seizure Of -four and 9th
Is stores by Mexicans. Under an order |
). the district Judge, demanding Brooks
f, surrender up all arms in his possesSio
l. Brooks refused to accede to the propos
is ton, claiming that his actions were JUS
d. fed BY treaty of 1882. Workmen we
armed, the mine fortified and bound
g nv marked by white flags. Every Me,
can who crossed over was disarme
,e This was maintained until the arrival
il. the Saranac. The presence Of the 81
anac changed the tone Of officials, Go
Davalos ordered extra troops for the pl
ie lection of the Americans and the judg'
90 order demanding the forfeiture eof ar.
a. rescinded. The Saranao remained at
Paz one month and all disputes we're 81
IN icably settled. The American resider
~ now feel safer than OF any time duriI