Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-11-13
Pacific Coast.

Pacific Coast.
SAN FRvNcIsCo, Nov. 12.-The Demo.
cratic County Committee met last nigh.
and made arrangements for a complete
reorganization Of its working machinery
in this city Resolutions were adopted
endorsing the plan of primary elections.
In the pools sold for the great running
race Katie Pease sells at 800, Thad
Stevens $40, Joe Daniels $50, and the
field S42.50. The officers Of the Pacific
Jockey Club say the race will come off
rain or shine. 1t is reported this MORN
ing that two of the horses selling for
the field. but 40 names are given,
have been withdrawn in anticipation of
stormy weather and bad track.
Greenbacks unchanged.
EUREKA, Nov. 12.-The big pool game
that was being played here came to an
abrupt termination to-day. Botto was
promptly on hand at the hour set for
meeting, but Levy failed to put in an
appearance until nearly night, when he
announced that he flew the pit. Botto
in the whole play is $1,000 winner.
Levy left this evening for Virginia City
and San Francisco. Great dissatisfac-
ton is felt at the result of the match.
SAN Francisco, Nov. 12.-The Demo-
Gratis are firing salute of 100 guns to.
night in honor of the recent victories in
the East, and will hold grand mass
meeting at Union Hall. Among the
speakers announced to address the meet
ing are James T. Farley, B. G. Brown,
Philip A. Roach, Henry E Highton, DR. i.
Gustave Holland, Charles E. Travers,
Thomas P. Ryan. Robert Ferral, DR.. F.
Won Lehr, DR.. j. G. Shorb and Col.
Stuart Taylor.
The Giant Powder Mining Company
have declared dividend Of X per cent.
payable next Thurday.
The Black Diamond Company declares
a dividend of TX per cent, payable next
Friday.
SAN DIEGO, Nov, 12.-Parties from
Cajon Valley report the farmers very
busy putting in grain, the rain that fell
last week having made the ground in fine
condition for blowing. Twenty-Five
thousand acres are already sown. In
three weeks more all the acreage of last
season will be seeded and the farmers
will have oil Winter to break up and
seed new ground.
The Unions dispatch from Prescott
of the 18th, says the mining news from
Mohave county is very encouraging
Some magnificent specimens are on OK
hibition. The excitement was over the
discovery of large rich vein of silver
ore in the Peacock range, 30 miles cas-
of Mineral Park and Is miles north o
the Red Banks, on the Prescott road.
1t is reported that the Greenwood mint
of Pierce and Jaycox has been sold to al
, agent of Senator John P. Jones of Neva
. da, for $4,000.
SALT LAKE, Nov. 12.-Brigham Younl
has arrived at st. George, Utah.
( John D. Lee, now in prison at Beaver
J charged with being connected with tn
Mountain Meadow Massacre Of 1857
when 100 Arkansas emigrants were muI
q! dered. 1t is said he will give the tru
history of the whole affair and the name
of the parties involved.
In the Sd District Court to.day Geo.
Cannon gave bail for $1,000 to answer
from day to day, on the charge OF polyi
l. amy. The former indictment again
10 him having been found under the TIE
70 ritorial law for lascivious cohabitation.
il Thomas E. Kicks, now in the Pen
le Tertiary under indictments for lascivio,
a. cohabitation and murder. made an effo
ID to get released on bail to-day. but vi
i'd unsuccessful 1t will be remembers
a that Kicks was member OF the Graz
Or Jury.
g. SAN Francisco, Nov. l2.-The Dem
er Gratis are holding an immense mass met
n. ing at Union Hall tonight. The pla
g. ia crowded to suffocation and hundre
are unable to get standing room. II
az galleries are filled with ladies'. Bon-fir
nd are bnrning in front Of the hall al
Nv speakers are addressing the crowd OF
h. side. There are probably 5000 perso
ed in the main hall and CALLERS. T
ng speeches thus far relate almost wholly
lid the recent Democratic victories in I
y. East, but there is evidently less enthu
asm than was expected and the promis
on torchlipht procession will not come {