Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-07

SAN FRANCISCO, Nov. 5.-Superintend-
emit La Grunge took formal charge Of the
new branch mint to-day.
The Belcher declared q dividend to.
day of So per share, payable on the 10th.
The Democrats OF this city will csle-
brate the recent victories in the East on
Saturday night. Oh D.. a 81
The second trial Of Osborne for the
murder Of VIM. H. Homer, is pending in
the Fifteenth District Court.
EMIaRANT GAP, Nov. 5.-Snowing fast
five inches Of snow has fallen in three
hours.
SAN FRANcrsco, Nov. s. The new
mint building will be accepted by DR..
Linderman to-day. T. Berry and James
A. Hale, mechanics, will protest against
acceptance on the ground that the build
ing was not constructed according to the
specification.
A heavy rain set in last night, and is
still raining.
At late hour last night the case of
Coroner Rice was concluded in the
Twelfth District Court and taken under
Amusement.
Greenbacks unchanged.
STOCKTON, Nov. s. 1t commenced
raining at an early hour this morning,
and has continued throughout the entire
day without intermission, accompanied
by heavy winds. This afternoon the
rain fell in torrents, probably the heav-
lest fall OF rain in like time that ever fell
in this vicinity.
The Coroner's Jury in the case of the
unknown man run over and killed on
the Central Pacific Railroad near Banta,
on the evening of the Cd, returned ver-
dict that he came to his death from q
fracture Of the skull, caused by being run
over by locomotive on the Central Pa
ciAc Railroad near Banta; that it was
accidental and unavoidable on the part
of the engineer and others in charge Of
the locomotive. IL
There Is general rejoicing among the
old line Democrats over the result of the
Eastern elections.
} EUREKA, Nov. 6.-Returns from Ruby
Hill, Eureka, Richmond mine, Cortez
and Secret Canyon give the following
!. majorities: Hazlett s. Adams rs, Ellis
II, Hillhouse 81, Esrll Is. 3icknell 80
Minor lO5, Schooling Ill, Kittrell SO
Hobart IS, Day SO, Kelley 80, Stewar
,, 63, Hill 14s. ' 3.
SAN Francisco. Nov. 8. - Corone,
Rice is holding an inquest this morning
.. in the case of Berry, who was murdered
by his son last week. The testimon,
, shows that the son had threatened TO
, months before to murder his father. ant
that he told the landlady on the night o
the murder that his father must die tina
' night. Tho inquest is not yet concluded
0 The prisoner has made no further at
Q tempts to kill himself.
Greenbacks unchanged.
s The weather is clear and pleasant. wit
v tho prospect that it will be fair weathe
> for tho great trotting race tomorrow q
the Boy District Race Track. In poe
J. selling. the proportions are about as fol
lows: Occident $50, Fullerton $40, an
Chicago from IS to $40. II the weathe
holds pleasant the track will be In I'm
order.
D EUGENE CrTY, Ogn., Nov. 6.-Solomo
Kuhn, Q resident. of this place, and
dealer in fancy goods and tobacco. CON
.. mitted suicide last night by cutting hi
\. throat. He had been complaining {
to feeling unwell and evidently committe
" the deed while out Of his mind.
ID SAN FRANc1soo. Nov. 6.-The Newar
Mining Company has levied an asses
~ ment Of fifty cents per share. The 81
10 Yer Chord and South Chariot also lev
u, an assessment to the Same amount.
nj The steamer Colima from Panama q
u. rived this afternoon with 4S5 passenger
10 DAvrsv1IIE, CAL, Nov. 6. - E. .
.ts Brown committed suicide this afternos
It. by taking poison. Family troubles So
ed posed to be the cause.
stt CHICO. Nov. 6.-This morning at
,ts O'Clock, msu named James Fisher 4
n. dsad whils On bio way 70 the cars.
y, WAN starting for San Francisco.