Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-09-30
Pacific Coast.

DAN DIEGO, Sept. 29.-The Union this
morning has the following dispatches
from Prescott, of the 2Sth: Late adyices
from the San Carlos reservation report
everything quiet there.
Col. A. W. Evans has been ordered to
make an inspection of the posts at Camp
Mcdowell. San Carlos, Grant, Bowie.
Lowell and Fort Yuma.
Capt. Il. P. Wilson, 9Th Cavalry, has
month, with permission absence for one
extension of five months. Nh
SAN Francisco, Sept. 29.-Greenbacks
91@9112.
1t is stated that the sum of SIS, 600
will hardly cover the amount OF city
| frauds ascertained to be appropriated by
the Deputy Assessors now under arrest.
There is no new developments in the
case to-day and it will probably be post
poned. Neither of the prisoners have
yet succeeded in getting bail. Assessor
Rosener declares tits his purpose to push
the prosecution against them and their
names have been struck off his list of
deputies. The office is opened to-day as
usual.
SAN FRANcIsco, Sept. 29.-Since Satur-
day twenty-four ships and barks
have arrived from domestic, Atlantic and
foreign ports. The vessels represented
"a, 500 tons Of tonnage, and makes the
total for the month 53, 100 tons. Four
teen of the twenty four vessels arriving
during past four days are in ballast, and
have made long and Improbable voyages
to this port for the purpose of carrying
wheat, for which sixteen were chartered
prior to arrival.
The examination of Deputy Assessors
Casey, Eckstein and Morgan is con-
tinued till next Thursday. Mayor Otis
says TINT other charges than that of
forgery will be entered against them.
They are still unable to procure bail.
Henry Casey, another of the deputies,
has not yet been caught.
OAKLAND, Sept. Or. W. Vansycle,
an old and well-known resident of Oak
land Point, committed suicide this morn
ing by taking laudanum. He had been
in i'll health long time, and this is sup
posed to have been the cause.
CHICO, Sept. 29.-Last uight fire
broke out, and before the engine reached
} the ground, the fire spread to the ad
. Joining buildings, all wooden structures
, and crossed over Second street and Sc
, the Chico Holel on fire, and burned the
whole line of buildings to Third street
| where great exertions stopped the fire
) The loss is estimated FROM $4,000 tt
, 500, 900. One man barely escaped II
: his night. dress. Owing to calm night
r the business portion of the town wa
/; saved. 1t is supposed incendiarisn
. caused the fire.. A man was seen run
! ming from barn by citizen, who haie'
! him, but he escaped.
l SAN Francisco, Sept. 29.-Ihe Mana
I gers OF the Stockton Fair have offered
9 purse of $500. free to all PAGERS in tn
t State, mile heats, three in five, for mex
Q Saturday. They expect Van Voorhees,
Q Fisherman, Lady Sinclair. Longfellov
a Nimrod and Ben Butler will be entered
!. CARSON, Sept. 90 - The Democrat
i State Convention concluded its labor
9 to-day, after nominating A. M, Hillhou'
i Judge of the Supreme Court. long tern
j. @. II. Belknap, short term; b. II. Her
" ford, Clerk of the Supreme Court; Jof
" r. Kittrell, Attorney General; Char
l. D. Spires, Secretary of State; I. Il. Ora
st lev. State Controller; Jerry Schoolln
e. State Treasurer; G. Hast, Surveyor &c
,e eral; L. Spencer, Superintendent PUP
e, Instruction; W. Frank Stewart, Sta
of Mineralopist; J. J. Hill, State Printt
g. and forming the State Central Commit
IL of which W. IF. Deal was elected Cha
ss man.