Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-18
Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, Sept. 1.-THE Secre-
tary of the State Central Committee of
the Independent party formally an
nounces TO- day the withdrawal of J. NJ.
Quinn from the contest for the Office of
Superintendent of public instruction.
The recent feeling manifested in the
stock market has caused considerable
pressure to be exerted in favor of Open
ing both the Pacific and San Francisco
Stock Exchanges. The action of the
former Board yesterday afternoon in re-
considering the rule imposing fine on
members for transacting outside business
was supposed to be precursor to action
on their part looking toward resumption.
At the meeting to day nothing was done
except to appoint committee to confer
with similar committee from the S. L.
Board in regard to the settlement of out
standing business, and any other ques-
ton that may arise pertaining to the
general interest of the two Boards. The
committees are to report Monday next at
10 a. m. There is evidently strong
feeling among many members of the
Pacific Exchange in favor of O renewal of
business in the San Francisco Board.
On the contrary, the sentiment of men,
bers generally opposed to it may be &C.
counted for by the fact that members of
the San Francisco Board are, to much
greater extent, involved in the suspen-
sion OF Bank of California. consequently
in bad condition for resumption until
the Bank of California opens again for
business. Many members say they are
prepared to go ahead as usual, but still
oppose re-opening at present Oh being
adverse to the general interest of the
Board. Nothing new in Bank affairs to.
day, re-opening now mainly dependent
upon pending arrangements with cores.
pondents of Eastern and foreign banks,
it is consequently impossible to fix any
definite date for resumption.
Joseph Osborne, q stone setter EN-.
ployed on new building on the corne,
of Second and Market streets, sustained
a fall yesterday, from the effects of which
he died to-day, at st. Mary's hospistal
He was single man; aged about thirty.
. five years.
SACRAMENTO, Sept. l7.-At the Agri
: cultural Park this morning the attend
ance was good, the parade of the stool
highly creditable to the breeders OF tn,
State, and was most attractive featur,
r of the exhibition. The races in the Of
ternoon we're: first trotting race, bes
Q three in five, between st. Helena, Re
Cross. Gus Guerrero. Prince Allen, Lo,
Whipple and Jupiter, Allen won i
three straight heats; time-2:30, 1907
l. 2;3O. The next race was for PAGERS thu
Q had never beaten 2:22; entries, Bill
I Campbell, Onward and Simcoe. In SEQ
d ing Billy Campbell ran away, going ell
: tirely round the track before he could |
) stopped, to the great amusement Of Il
J. spectators. A start was finally obtaine,
J. and owing to the bad behavior of 9TH
> horses, Simcoe distanced them all. vii
; ming the race and money. Tho exbit
! ton at the Pavilion is not yet in goo
q order; all space will not be occupied b
/ fore next week. The town is full of bi
y characters. Gambling has been We
70 hvely' but this evening the police sh
II down on II.
SO EUREKA, New. Sept. 17.-This NOR
., ing at o'clock Sam Hollis, sport. sh
~ and seriously wounded Chris. Molitis,
q an Italian bar,ksepsr at the sazarac s
y loon. The ball entered in the left 81,
81 and. passing around, was cut out beyo
O. thespinal column. tits thought Moliti.