Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-04

cept in Second District, where the result
is doubtful between Page and Larkins.
In this city Bryant, no doubt, is elected
Mayor, and the majority of the ring
ticket, bnt count is proceeding very
slowly. Piper Is probably ahead for
Congress.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 3.-The financial
outlook improves every day. the general
business is resuming its usual channels,
the recent coin famine is nearly over and
much better feeling prevails. A large
amount was recently thrown into market
from treasury and mint, to which will
probably be added 100000 tomorrow
by transfer from the treasury to the
National Gold Bank & Trust Co., which
will tend to make money much easier
The affairs of the Bank of California are
progressing fayorably. In An interview
with prominent gentlemen of the direc-
tory this afternoon, assurances were
given that the best prospects existed for
a speedy opening. The guarantee cap
lta', TO amount to several millions, has
been already subscribed and more is
promised. Creditors exhibit DISPOSE
ton to grant reasonable extension on
their demands, and stockholders without
exception, SO far as seen, express their
Willingness to enter into the proposed
arrangements. Further examination
into the state OF assets warrants the as
sertion that their condition is better than
at first supposed. Tho directors at pres
ent prefer to make public no detailed
statement az to the assets and liabilities,
though information was privately afford
ed to assist in obtaining general knowl-
edge of the condition of the bank, which
goes far to confirm the recent favorable
reports. No definite time was stated for
resumption, but delay Of about two
weeks was intimated, at which time
full statement of affairs will be made
public.
The San Francisco Stock Exchange
held meeting to-day, and $3.50, 900 was
subscribed to the guarantee fund of the
bank, and subscriptions were made by
individual members amounting in the
aggregate to from $25O.O0O to 100000.
The Board will not resume sessions
until the bank begins payment, and in
the meantime will discourage any bust
ness on the street. Private transactions
were made to-day at the following fig
ures: Consolidated Virginia, $24O; Cal
ifornia, $50; Ophir, S43; Crown Point,
$26; Best e Belcher. $40 bid; Gould &
Curry. SIG; Yellow Jacket, $55; Belcher,
SOL Mexican, SIT.
The best of feeling prevails among
brokers.
The inquest in the case OF Ralston was
concluded to-day. The report of the
chemist showed no evidence of poison in
the stomach. and the jury returned a
verdict of accidental death from cunges-
ton of vital organs and drowning
The National Gold Bank & Trust Co.
report good prospects of early resump-
ton.
The result Of the election in the city is
still undecided; the manner in which the
ballots have been counted render any
estimate difficult until the vote is further
canvassed. Page is probably elected to
Congress in the Second District. No re-
turns received to-day to modify other
previous reports.
The fire at Virginia City this morning
destroyed the Odd Fellows building
including the Office of the W. U. Tele.
graph Company, frame building and
stables with several horses. Loss,
1926, 200.
EUREKA, New, Sept. 3.-There was a
large attendance at Biglow's Hall last
evening to witness three-ball game Of
billiards of 600 points, for $500 aside
between L. A. Gates and Jacob Shafer
The game excited considerable interest
Each contestant had large number Of
friends in the audience, who cheered
their respective favorite when an unusu.
ally good shot was made. The game
was won by Shafer, who made his last
point when Gates score stood at 4S3
Skaters largest run was 43, average
Gates largest run ~, average Az.