Lyon County times. [volume] (Silver City, Nev.) 1874-1907, 1874-11-05

be recovered should be turned into
the Treasury in the same manner as
money recovered from delinquent
officers in other cases.
London, Nov. 4. - The French
Government has issued orders ex-
polling all Spaniards from the from
tier towns to prevent them partici-
pating in the expected attack on
ruin by Don Carlos. Five thousand
Spaniards are to be sent to the relief
of Iruin by the Spanish Government.
San Francisco, Nov. 4.-The case
of Coroner Rice was called up again
to-day in the Twelfth District Court
and is still on trial, but will proba-
bly, be finished to-day.
Much interest is manifested in
sporting circles about the great trot-
ting race to come off on Saturday at
the Bay District Fair Grounds, be-
tween Occident, Fullerton and Chi
cago, for Sc, 900, mile heats, three in
FIVE, to harness. Notwithstanding
the splendid performance of Occident
on Saturday, his friends are little
nervous about him for the coming
race.
The jury in the Osborne murder
case, after being out all night, came
into court this morning and stated
that it was impossible to agree on
verdict, and were discharged. They
stood nine for acquittal and three for
conviction. The trial will be re-
sumed at IL A. NJ. to-day, before an
other jury.
A slight shower of rain fell last
night.
The steamer Montana sailed for
Panama at noon. She took ninety
four passengers, $4,000 in treasure,
and 527 tons of freight.
San Francisco, Nov. Raymond
and Ely have levied an assessment
of three dollars per share, aggrega-
ting 800, 900, payable Dec. 10th.
The Mahogany has levied an as
sessment of two dollars per share,
$50, 900, payable Decent
Der 10th.
The case of Coroner Rice is not |
yet concluded.
The Columbia Consolidated Quick
silver Mining Company was incor-
porated to-day, to mine for cinnabar
ore in Lake county, with capital
stock of S6,OOe,O00, divided into
60, 900 shares. The Directors are ].
P. Whitney, r. V. Van Brunt, II.
P. Hammer, SamI Grain, and w. G. |
Hughes.
The Colorado Steam Navigation .
Company brought suit in the United .
States District Court to recover sal |
wage from the Mail Steamship Com
pany. The suit grows out of assist
ance rendered the Costa Rica by |
the Newbern on the occasion of the |
late disaster to the former.
John G. Corbett, convicted of |
manslaughter by killing Flanagan,
was sentenced in the Twelfth Dis |
trict Court to-day to ten years in the
State Prison.
Seattle, w. t., Nov. 4.-Partial re-
turns from the counties bordering on
the Sound give o. Jacobs, Republic
can candidate for Delegate to Con-
gress, 535 majority. His election is
conceded by over five thousand
majority.
Los Angeles, Nov. "A libel suit
has been commenced against the
Herald Publishing Company by the
Los Angeles Water Company for
SOS, 900 damages, for saying the |
water furnished to the city was i'm
purs and unfit for use.
1t is reported that the revenue
officers made seizure at the Cuca-
monga wine vineyard distill cry, for
contravention of the excise laws.
A gentleman just in from Pana-
mint reports rich discoveries. There
is great excitement. The mines are
developed sufficiently to warrant the
belief that they will excel the IA
nous Comstock mines. He says
the camp nav contains 700 miners,
and more are arriving every day,
some from Bakersfield; but the most
come from San Bernardino, as it is
the cheapest and quickest. Meals can
be purchased for rs cents.
The town is filled with saloons,
and gamblers are doing splendid
business. He says he saw $4,000 in
one pot-pretty good indication of
good times-so old Californians say.
Building lots command high
tigure-from $500 to $1,000, and a