Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-07
Pacific Coast.

SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. 6.-The Califor.
MIA or Little Board of Brokers resumed
business this morning. Transactions
we're very limited Ophir, $42; Califor-
MIA, SOL; Belcher. $21; Gould & Curry,
$164. Some other small stock at cor
responding prices. The feeling seems to
be that there will be no letting down in
prices.
CHERRY CREEK, Sept. 6.-Nothing new
from Spring Valley. All the women and
children have left the valley and come
here for protection. The Indians are
reported to have left tho valley and gone
to the mountains. McCurday states that
few days ago the Indians ordered the
whites to leave Snake Valley, saying the
country was theirs and they were going
to have it. 1t is reported that party of
six men going over the mountains from
Duck Creek, were driven back by Indi-
ans and one man shot. Murphy and
Cleveland are safe, with plenty of we'll
armed men at the ranch.
EUREKA. Sept. 6.-Intense excitement
prevails here, owing to the outbreak of
Indians in Lincoln county. The latest
news corroborates reports that Patterson
Station, on the Phoebe road, and ranches
in Cave Valley, are surrounded with hos
tile Indians and several men killed.
Nothing has been heard of A. G. Cleve-
land and Dan Murphy, who are held
prisoners at the ranch in Spring Valley.
1t is feared that the Indians have muir
dered them. Detachments Of the Eureka
and National Guards have left here,
and others are preparing to leave.
Squads of citizens also are leaving.
Orders have been received here from
Governor Bradley to captains of military
companies, to seize horses and necessary
supplies for troops.
The military from this place are under
command of Major John H. Dennis. who
has left for the front with detachment
of troops.
LATER-3 p. m.-The citizens Of Ham.
ilton are assembled in mass meeting to
take measures for defense. 1t ia thought
the Indians will move on that town and
Cherry Creek. Arms are being sent to
the latter place from here.
| Another detachment of troops are Just
leaving here.
4;30 p. ma telegram just received
states that the pony mail rider from
Phoebe arrived in Hamilton nine hours
late. He had one horse killed by In.
dians. Fighting was going on at Pat
terson station, SIS miles from Phoebe.
Two white men and two Indians had
} been killed. Nothing has yet been
heard from Cleveland or Murphy. The
families at Duck Creek and other places
are leaving their homes and fleeing to
Cherry Creek. Great excitement pre-.
walls throughout the settlements. Troops
are still leaving this place. Calls for
arms are being made from the neighbor-
ing towns. It is thought now that all
the Indians in this section are engaged
, in the outbreak. The settlers on White
river are greatly alarmed and many will
leave for Hamilton. Major Dennis AMI
Captain Kelly, who left here this morn
ing, go direce to Spring Valley to the az
sistance OF Cleveland and Murphy.
SAN Francisco, Sept. 6. = Financia
! affairs are moving along quietly. Ar
rangements for reopenine the Bank o
California still in progress. Statement
, heretofore made with regard to Ralston'
defalcation are strictly correct, and not
) withstanding the attempted denials b.
7 interested parties, no denial of the sam
. has been made by d. o. Mills. as ha
been intimated.
, The o. s. Treasury to-day redesme'
notes OF National Gold Bank & Trus
20. to the amount Of $3.50, 900.
In the Fifteenth District Court thi