Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-03
Pacific Coast.

AT 10 O'Clock this forenoon His Majes-
ty, King Kalakaua and suit, attended BY
General schoheld and staff. Mayor OTIS
and Others, will embark on the Govern.
ment steamer MCPHERSON, for Alcatraz,
where general military review will bs
held in honor of the royal visit. After
witnessing this the party will embark on
board the steamer Benicis and proceed
to Mare Island, where the remainder of
the day will be passed inspecting the
naval station and receiving the hospital.
ties Of the officers.
Last night fire broke out in Chi.
nese wash house on Post street, west of
Mason. Before water was got on the
washing establishment. q two story
frame building adjoining, and one, east.
used as paint shop and dwelling, also
the building corner Of Post and Mason
streets, were in flames. The fire was
soon extinguished. The rear Of the Chi.
nese temple, on Mason, near Post, is
somewhat damaged. Loss about $4,000.
EUREKA, Dec. 2.-The Eureka Daily
Sentinel appears tomorrow morning
under the management Of Cassidy &
Dennis. The latter having purchased q
half interest in the journal and material
of the Office. The Sentinel will here
after be non-partisian in politics and de-
voted to the interests Of Eureka county
and its residents. Dennis was to have
started new paper here. but the matter
has been thus compromised.
Los ANGELES, Dec. 2.-The first mum.
Der Of the Psnamint News reached here
this evening. The following items are
from its local columns:
During the week Panamint has had
almost all kinds of weather. Snow fell
to about one inch on Saturday night, but
all disappeared now. The fne weather
now enjoyed is remarkable at this season
of the year.
The town of Pansmint now consists
Of twenty-six frames and board buildings,
all covered and occupied. besides large
number OF stockades and tents. Within
the next month, il lumber can be had
OF least one hundred buildings will b.
erected.
VALLEJO, Dec. 2.--The United States
Steamer Beniciayarrived of Mare Island
about one o'clock this afternoon with
King Kalakau and party on board. The
customary salute was fred. As the Kinl
landed on Mare Island the mariners wer.
drawn up in order at the boat landing
All the officers Of the navy yard and tn.
vessels in the harbor were present in full
dress to receive the royal visitor. The
shore was thronged with spectators
Admiral j. Rodgers residence was beau
tifully decorated. The Admiral met biz
guests on their arrival and presented
his officers, after which he escorted then
to his residence where a collation. wa
partaken Of. after which the party re
turned to the Bsnicia. highly delighte'
with their visit
SAN Francisco, Dec. "A party o
young men who were out Sunday. hunt
ing along the shore of the bay beyon'
the dry docks, when one OF the part
suddenly found himself close to maj
apparently leaning against tree. Tn
sportsman hailed the stranger, but re
ceiving no reply crept round for bette
view, and was horrified to discover tbs
the man was dead, suspended to the ire
by rope round his neck. Both feet G
deceased rested on the ground and th
legs were considerably bent at the kneei
A fine suit OF black covered the remains
which had been there q long time. Th
discovery was reported at the coroner
office and wagon was dispatched
bring the body to the morgue.
PORTLAND, Or. Dec. 2.-The War d.
partment publishes the following ser
tences against Maj, v. 3. EgglestoI
Paymaster Of the Department of the Co
umbia, for the embezzlement of ov'
$4,000: To be cashiered; to forfeit q
pay and allowances; to be imprisoned |
hard labor for Ave years in the penitel
tisry at Albany, N. Y, and thereafter
be further confined until the amour
embezzled is returned-the term OF COL