Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-20
Pacific Coast.

EUREKA, New, June 19.--Mrs. George
Tn atcher, daughter OF Mrs. A Benedict,
of this place. died at her residence last
night at o. clock, from the effect OF an
overdose of laudanum taken yesterday
afternoon to alleviate her sutferings
caused by sudden attack Of illness.
Every effort was made by number of
friends and physicians summoned to at
tend her to resuscitate her, but the
deadly poison had done its work. and
after prolonged suffering for several
hours death ensued. Deceased was 25
years of age and leaves three children to
mourn her loss.
YREKA, June 19.-There is great ex-
element here on account OF the reported
discovery of the long lost Cabin ledge.
situated near the line between Siskiyou
and Shasta counties, prospected by an
experienced Virginia miner. An assay
was made showing $50 to the ton. The
ledge improves in appearance as it Us
further developed. A number of citizens
have started for the new diggings.
SAN Francisco, June 49, A large
audience assembled at Union Hall last
night to hear George G. Gorham speak
on the issues OF the campaign. A. &.
Abel, Chairman of the Republican State
Central Committee, introduced the
speaker. Gorham's speech was mainly
defense of his own political record and
of the platform adopted at the late con-
| vention at Sacramento. He scored the
Central Pacific and enlarged upon the
rights and duties Of tho Legislature and
Congress to regulate fares and freights,
attacked the Chronicle and other news
papers supporting the railroad on one
hand and Call and Bulletin on the other.
and waged sort of general warfare on
every one but himself and followers.
The speech was we'll received by the
audience. who were evidently in accord
with the speaker
The wrecked ship Champlain will be
sold az auction this afternoon in front of
the Merchants Exchange.
VIcroRIA, V. l.. June Is - Muer's saw
mill, situated on Fooke Harbor, together
with the surrounding stables. barns, etc
was burned yesterday morning The
fire originated from burning brush,
Loss, $40, 900; no insurance.
EUREKA, New, June 10 The race at
the Willow Race Course to-day, best
three in five, for all horses. for purse
OF 81, 500, there were three entries -Mys
terry, Abb and Mark Livingston. Alb
won the FIRST heat, time 81; Mark Liv
inRston won the second and third heats
time So. and 201l.. After this hea
the question was raised that the race wa
thrown. Upon investigation the owners
admitted that they had agreed to dvid
the purse, and the Judges declared tn,
race off,
SAN FRANcIsco, June l9,-Articles o
incorporation were filed to-day of tn
Company of Associated Stockholders
The objects of the Association is to col
lect and receive donations for the pur
chase of land in San Francisco, to ereC
thereon building for the use of il
members, wherein shall be provided, q
the expense of the corporation. a con
mon place of business for the transa'
ton of individual business Of member
as stockholders. Directors; f. E. Eyr,
John W. Coleman, Charles W. Bonyng
James G. Flood and Henry Schmiedell
The corporation has no capital stoc
or shares and no member shall be r.
qnired to contribute or pay any SUI
thereto. The bylaws OF the Assoeiatio
provides membership shall continue
long as he shall be member of the Sa
Francisco Stock and Exchange Boar
and no longer.