Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-08
Pacific Coast.

PORTLAND, Ogn., Sept. T. The fire
last night destroyed tho store of ]. Fleis-
elmer. The goods were mostly removed;
Hendec's photograph gallery, total loss
not insured; store OF George A. Pease
damaged heavily by water; fully insured.
The buildings owned by Charles Good
nough, loss in goods and buildings about
$4,000.
The second vessel os the Oregon Ship
ping Company of Scotland, arrived yes
terday.
San Francisco, Sept. 7. - The Bay
District Fair will open under the most
favorable auspices. In addition to a
splendid exhibition of blooded stock,
there will be two interesting racing con.
tests The first is a running race for q
purse of $1,000, for which Carrie Simon,
Monte Christie, Osceola and Nell Flah.
erty are entered. The next is a trotting
race for $1,000, between Flora Emmett,
Oakland MAID and Lon Whipple.
A fire last nigh. near Mission street
destroyed the residence of Mrs. Carleton.
Loss 81, 900; insured $500.
The steamer Colima from China and
Japan, due to-day. is not yet telegraphed.
W. c. Ralston gave banquet Satur-
day night at Belmont, to j. p. Jones,
VIM. Sharon and large party of other
prominent politicians and capitalists of
the city.
Weather cloudy, close and sultry.
Greentacks 9l@9l24.
Los ANGELES, Cal, Sept. Judge
Underbill, of the Central Pacific Railroad
| Company, has returned from SaE Fran
cisco, and will proceed at once to com.
plete the right of way to the Anaheim
extension OF the railroad.
The Temescal Tin Mining Company
and others commenced the construction
OF ditch 20 miles long, which will take
water enough from Santa Ana river to
irrigate about six thousand acres.
1t is rumored that the engineers are
out to locate the line of the Southern
Pacific Railroad from Bakersfield to San
Fernando, and wifi soon commence &C.
tive operations in the way Of road build
ing.
SAN DIEGO, Sept. THE steamer Mo.
hongo arrived at o'clock yesterday
morning, and after taking on hides for
New York and flour for Punta Arenas,
sailed for Panama.
The Unions correspondent from Ures
Sonora, Aug. Is, has the following
More Apaches are doing more killing
and plundering than at any time for q
year. On the 10th inst. the Apaches
attacked and killed three men who were
gathering acorns near La Casita. The
Project sent 100 men in pursuit, who
found the bodies of two of the victims.
The band numbered thirty Indians. The
trail was followed to near the frontier
The Indians are believed belong to the
reservations in Arizona.
Reports from Montezuma of the 18th
are full of continued depredations by the
Apaches. The Governor sent 100 men Of
the National guard after them. The re.
suit is not yet known.
The Police Commission of Oporto
says that band of Apaches passed by
La Cruz de Las Canadas with large
number of stolen animals. Tbs same
reports come from Pivepa and Noche
Buena. Lieut.. Ferguson, who was after
some Apaches who committed a robbery
at Bajo Die Palo Pulic, reported that
their trail passed line near Monument,
at Guadalupe, and though he was close
to the msrauders, had to come to halt.
He says the owners of the animals in
tend visiting and taking their property
wherever found.
The people of the District of Monte.
yuma, where the Apaches are the worst,
are greatly enraged at the United States
Government for allowing the reservation
| Apnches to cross into our State to
plumber and murder with impunity.
The numbering parties are we'll dressed
and better armed than Mexicans, and
are tracked coming into and going out
of this State.
SALT LALE, Sept. THE Third Dis.
trict Court met to-day. The Ann Eliza
suit for divorce and alimony comes up
on Thursday.
There was considerable excitement at
Toole to-day. 1t is reported that de.
mand was made of the late Probate
Judge for the records of the court, which
was refused. A fight was anticipated,
but no Collision occurred.
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. Major j. H.
Nelson, who is at present in the city
with his wife, has been ordered to report
to the Commanding General Of Arizona
for assignment to duty as Chief Pay
master OF that Department. Major Mel
son arrived from Arizona only recently.
During the present month the Consoli-
dated Virginia Mining Company has
shipped S500.000, and the usual divi.
dend will be paid.
The twenty-five Chinese women
brought before the Supreme Court on a
writ of habess corpus have been re.
manded to the Master OF the steamer
Japan and will be sent back to China.