Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-02
Paci8c Coast.

SAN Francisco, Aug. John Cobb. a
well known resident Of this city, died
suddenly this morning The physician
says that the cause OF bis sudden death
was cholera morbus. He was on the
street yesterday in good health.
Greenbacks 91AG92.
The steamer Orizaba sailed for San
Diego this morning.
Workmen are engaged to-day in de-
molishing the walls of the building on
the southeast corner Of California and
Montgomery streets. All the offices
have been removed, but two liquor ss-
looms still hold their position.
Leopold. the circus performer, who
fell from the trapeze yesterday, has so
far recovered that he will appear at the
performance tonight.
The troop of Bedoun Arabs will make
their first appearance at Woodward +.
Gardens to-day. They have already at
tracted much interest in this city by
their peculiar appearance and costume.
The countenances of the street mining
stock broker, and speculation on Callfor-
MIA street to-day wear gloomy and anx-
ious look, and the operations of the board
are looked for with lively interest.
SAN Francisco, August /. - j. j.
Marks, convicted of embezzling public
money from the Harbor Commissioner
Fund, has been granted a new trial on
the ground that the conviction was pro-
cured by accomplices in the crime.
There were 76 deaths in the city dur
ing the week.
On Monday the Grand Jury will COM
mence the investigation of the De
Young and Napthaly shooting case.
The misunderstanding between the
Richmond Mining Company and the
coal producers of Eureka. New, has been
adjusted.
The Farmers National Gold Bank
San Jose, will commence business about
the 10Th of August.
During July the receipts Of the Custom
House of this city, were 1924, SOB.
The cargo of tea from Japan for New
lory by the German steamer Altoona,
filled II cars. 1t is one of the largest
tea cargoes ever received here.
Six hoodlums are now in prison fol
the murder of the circus man, James
Ramsey. Their cases will be heard
next Thursday.
1t is reported that private trial this
week on the Oakland track that Oak
land Maid trotted her mile in 2'261I.
The Mining Share Market was decid
eddy weak again to-day, CONSOLIDATED
Virginia going down to $50, and othel
principal stocks sharing in the decline
The prices of stock in Eureka and Ida
no districts are still dropping
Tpr Tal Roth CD
to Bartlett were stopped by the blockade
of the road on Johns ranch, in Little
Indian Valley, yesterday. Johns finally
allowed them to pass, but refused to lei
Miller d Co. S stages pass to-day. The
Sheriff Of Lake county went to the
ground to-day. The cause of the trouble
is dispute between Johns and the Turn
pike Company over the right Of way
across the land claimed by Johns.
Later p. m.-The Sheriff arrived al
Bartlett with Johns under arrest, and the
road is opened to travel.
SEATTLE, W. T., August IA Port
Townsend dispatch says the ship Rosa
liza, which sailed from there yesterday
returned to-day, having sprung leak
and the crew refused to so to sea in her
SACRAMENTO, August 1.-Articles o.
incorporation of the Mackay Silvel
Mining Company were filed in the offic,
of the Secretary of State to-day; CAPT
tai stock, $2,490,0OO. Also, the SAINT
Ana Colonization Company, capita
stock, $4,000
SAN DIEGO, Cal, August 1.-Th
Unions correspondent, writing from
Ures, Sonora, June 80, says: Charlie
Conant, who issued a pronunciamient'
some months ago at Alamos, and whicl
was soon crushed, but neverthe
less caused bloodshed and expense
has been tried and sentenced to death
Many Of the better class of citizens dis
claimed against the sentence. The Stat
Legislature took hold Of the matter an,
had the sentence committed to thre,
years Punishment from the State.
No Apache raids of late. Business o
all kinds very dull.
The Unions dispatch from Tucson
says Governor Stafford has revoked tn,
commission of l.. c. Hughes as Attorne,
General of the Territory for refusing t
explain some stealing operations he wa,
implicated in with Indian Agent Roberts
The Governor action is Endorsed by the
prominent members of the bar, who
have also called upon Hughes to explain
the charges made against him.