Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-12
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81. W 'ne "ct Oh arranging them
Selves previous to being seated, aud inst
at tue monent tue JaDitor announced.
The supreme Court OF tue State OF
California;" Pickett suddenly advanced
from his position among the lawvers-
aud, stepping quickly IN front OF Justice
Crockett. deliberately took the seat me-.
signed to that Justice. Chief Just;cs
Wallace immediately called out. "Where
Is the Baillff Of this Court? Who in this
man that ihtrudes himseif?" The Bailiff
iaiiing to appear, the Chief Justice mt
MS hand on Pickett AZ if to give him an
earnest hint to vacate the seat. when the
latter clenched tue Judge, threw his left
around him, and showed determination
70 nave tight. The greatest confusion
ensued, and the situation was novel be.
yond conception, and equally aeprsyat.
ing to oil save the author Of the mischief.
But Grant Taggart, Clerk of the Court.
and the Crier, sprang forward, seizine
Pickett. The Chief Justice ordered
fickett to be put into the street at once.
and at the same time said, "This man ia
guilty OF contempt OF Court. We fine
MIN $780," and ordered him to prison
LOT i've days and until the fine was paid.
Pickett struggled violently to release
himself from the Clerk and the Crier.
but was unable to secure the desired end
lie was promptly elected from the Court.
room, and the door was closed. No order
mas been entered in the case as yet, and
Pickett is at large.
The Central Pacific Railroad COMPANY
has declared DIVIDEND Of S. per share.
payable on the 18th inst.
For the week ending on the 4th, the
sales at the San Francisco Stock Board
amounted to $2,376, 200.
New YORK, August 6.-The Pacific
Mail Steamship Company have made
contract with John Roach for the con.
struction OF three tirst.class iron steam
ers. each to cost $500, 900 ready for sea,
while the expenses of the outfit will be
$lO0.0OO additional. It Is stipulated
that they shall be built according to the
French standard. which is the highest
standard known to marine authorities
Three OF these steamers are guaranteed
to have five per cent. more power than
the steamers GONNA aud Colon, and they
will be fifty feet longer. The entire con-
tract must be completed in - months.
The officers OF the company say that
ships OF equil size and style of EQUIP
mrnt caunot be built for less money In
Europe or elsewhere, and they will
equal anything aAost,
SALT LAKE, august Ga company
numbering already over 200 men and
women, is organizing here to purchase
and settle upon fruit land 10 Sun B,r-
nsrdino county, Cal. 1t is thought that
the number will reach fully 500.
The vote for Delegate to Congress
from five counties, all thus far received,
foots up for Cannon 1913. and for Bias.
kin 3,548. The complete vote OF Salt
Lake county is for Cannon 5.233, and
for Btskin 1894 The Liberals clalm
th It with R gistry law and secret bal.
lot they could have carried Salt Lake by
large majority.
Efforts are making to get up a grand
EXCURSION party to visit San Francisco
next month
WASHINGTON, August THE follow
ing telegram was c.ived by the Presi-
lent this morning:
ITO President Grant: There was gen.
eral rejoicing in the United States when
the first Submarine cable was laid. At
the close Of my term of Office have my
country in communication with all ma.
tons. The Argentine Republic is now
at the gates Of the United States.
greet President Grant.
(Siened) SARrMENrs,
President Of Argentine r public.
LONDON. August IA message from
the Crown, proropuiug Parliament, was
received in the House of Commons to.
day.
The message says the Government will
employ the influence arising from its
friendly foreign relations for the pur.
pose of maintaining tr-aty obligations
and promoting the peace of Europe. 1t
assures Parliament that the Int.rna-
tional Congress nov in session at Brus.
sells. will not modify International law
nor restrict naval operations by any
Of the powers The Government re.
serves the freedom to accept or reject
the recommendations of the Interna-
tonal Congress. The message also ad.
verts to the reciprocity treaty between
Canada and the United States, and is
sanguine that the result will be crafty
ing. The increase of International inter
course and non-interference in Spanish
affairs are recommended.
WASHINGTON. August IA letter re.
ceived at the Indian Bureau to-day, from
q resident in Indian Territory, who is
regarded by the Commissioners of Indian
Affairs as thoroughly reliable, says
the writer things the hostile bands have
between 600 and 700 warriors well armed
and determined. who have banded to.
gether for their mutual defense. 1t will
take strong force to subdue them, aud
the campaign should be short, sharp and
decisive.
The writer says he thinks there is bnt
one intelligent solution of the Indiar
question in this country, and that is t.
dismonnt and d,sarm the raiders ant
then hang every one found guilty o
murder, aud do it ut once and in th,
presence Of the Indians.
The letter is dated at the Cheynne an(
Aarrapaho- Agency, July 28th.