Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-14
Pacific Coast.

Pacific Coast.
San Francisco. Nov. 13.-The weather
is very promising for the great s25, 900
running race tomorrow. In the pools
Katie Pease sells for $3.50, Thad Stevens
$3.50. Joe Daniels $l6O, and the field
Sl75.
All the livery stables have exhausted
their stock, and on the day OF the race
every sort of vehicle will be pressed into
service. Hundreds of buggies, coaches
and wagons will be brought to the city
to-day from adjoining towns for the con.
venience of visitors.
Greenbacks unchanged.
HoLLrsrER. Nov. 10. : The HOLSTER
brewery and dwelling house, owned by
Henry Varcoe of this place. was totally
destroyed by fire about o'clock this
morning. The fire originated in the
brewery. Cause unknown. Loss S.
600; insured for $4,000.
SAN FRANcrsco, Nov. 13.-The Mohon-
go sailed for Panama to-day.
The weather is very fine, promising
good day for the race tomorrow.
Many strangers are in town, every
hotel crowded, beds have to be spread in
parlors and halls to accommodate guests
who are unable to find rooms.
Mrs. Julia c. DeYoung commenced an
action for divorce from Gus. DeYoung
on Monday. The cause alleged in COM
plant is extreme cruelty. The case will
be heard before the Court Commissioner.
The State Grange of California is in
session at Pvthian Castle, Judge Ham
ilton. Master. presiding. The attendance
is large, reaching four hundred. The
meeting was called for the purpose Of
investigating the failure Of Morgan &
Sons, shipping agentsl for the Changers,
and to this work the Grange has almost
exclusively devoted itself. The affairs Of
the Morgans will not be disposed of be-
fore tomorrow night, at which time thu
Grange will probably adjourn.
This morning fire broke out in thu
Post street hospital from some unknown
cause, and destroyed the entire building
The attendants succeeded in removing
oil the sick to place Of safety.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 13.-In his notice o
contest for seat in Congress as dele
gate from this Territory, R. NJ. Baskil
charges George Q. Cannon with bein
an alien; that he has violated the act Q
Congress OF 1862, regarding polygamy
and has married Eliza L. Young. Marth
leila, Elizabeth HIGHLAND and Sarah Jan
Young; that be has married one woma
since the passage Of the act of 1862; tina
. he regards his obedience to his churcl
as superior to his obligations to any la
of Congress; that he has not only viola'
ed its law in regard to polygamy, but in
duced others to do the same; that he car
. not take the oath required of q delegate
that the House Of Representatives c
/ April 3, 1874, passed bill to the effet
9 that thereafter no polygamist or bigt
= mist should be eligible in Congress, an
that hisIconstituents voted for him know
/ ing such to be fact. In reply, Canno
9 stated that at the time of election he r,
g ceiyed some "a, 900 votes to 4, 1000 cast Il
his opponent; that he has been natura
( lied; denies that by being Mormon /
g has entered into any violations with an
woman of such character or in such
manner as to subject himself to punisl
ment for any offense under act of Coz
gress Of 1862. --.Er
u SAN Francisco, Nov. l3.-The all al
sorbing topic Of interest aud convers
ton tonight is the great $4,000 rul
ming race tomorrow. The city is full
Is strangers and immense crowds are
b each Of the pool.rooms. AT the Liz
y House Katie Pease is selling at $500
'e $500 and $3.50 on Thad Stevens, Il
r others and the field in proportion. The
e, is intense excitement among the spol
y, ing men and pools will probably
IN much higher before they close to.nigt
Or The weather remains clear, cool al
ly pleasant. The hope of those who a
er betting and buying pools against Th
he Stevens is that he will be shut out on I
FIRST or second heat, which is high
IN improbable.
It. SAN DIEGO, Nov. 13.-The Unior
IA Prescott dispatches says Lieut.. Smit
,al Superintendent OF the Military Line
ct Telegraph. will build line from Tucso
re via Camps Lowell, Grant and San Carlt
he to Camp Apache. instead Of from Car
an Verde to Apache, the former being
he nearest and best route.
he The general order directing the chan
an OF stations Of the Fifth and Sixth CT
'ty airy has been revoked; the Fifth rema
sh ing in the Territory this Winter.