Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-10-05
Pacific Coast.

SAN Francisco, Oct. THE Bank Of
Nevada opened this morning. Before
10 O'Clock the crowd had collected in the
vicinity of the corner OF Montgomery
and Pine streets and when the doors
were swung open rush was made.
Most OF those who crowded into the build
ing were evidently drawn thither by idle
curiosity and filled the space outside the
counters to the manifest inconvenience
of those who were there for business
purposes The clerks were kept busy
by those opening accounts and the new
enterprise seems to be favorably inau-
gurated. 1t had been rumored about
town that the Bank would make a grand
display of coin to the amount of five or
ten millions and this report was I'M
doubtedly responsible for a large share
of the attendance. The sight ssers,
however, were disappointed. only some
few hundred thousand dollars were in
sight, no effort being apparent to create
sensation by showing Of coin and the
absurdity of expectation was shown by
the remark of President McLane that
over four-fifth OF the capital of the Bank
was already invested in loans.
The First National Gold Bank began
business in its new quarters in the
Nevada Block this a. m.
At the Bank of California everything is
going on az usual, q few uninterested
parties are lounging about the building.
but seeing nothing out of the common
course to crafty their curiosity.
Both big Stock Boards open to.mor-
row and good market is expected,
though there is fear in some quarters
that enough stock will be thrown on the
market to depress values. The general
feeling, however, is confident and
buoyant.
Reno Oct. 4.--The second annual fail
OF the Nevada State Agricultural, Mining
Il Mechanical Society opened to-day, un
der the most favorable auspices, the at
tendance being large, and circumstance,
tend to prove this fair success that vii
surpass the expectations of the most san
guine. The principal events of the day
at the track we're as follows: The frs
race advertised was trotting race, mil
heats, three in five to harness, for si
hundred dollars. for all horses that ha,
never beaten three minutes. Die
Brown, Kitty and May Boy started
Pools sold before the race about as fol
} lows: Kitty, 500; Dick and May Boy, 8
each. The horses scored eleven tim.
before gettinga start on the first hea
} which was finally won by May Boy, VIII
passed under tho wire three length
ahead, Dick next; time 242. The seoon
, heat was won by Dick by two length
ahead of May Boy. Kitty distance,
time 1861. May Boy won the third he,
, in 242hs and fourth in 2:39I. The ne,
. WAS selling race, mile and repeat, fir,
] for all. The advertised race was n,
t flled. The enteries were Overland Pa
! Rafael and Mollie Tompkins. Pat so
e the fsvorite two to one against the fell
= Pat won the first heat in 49,, secor
: heat and race in 14994. The TOW
9 is comfortably filed and the crow
It is being rapidly swelled by lar,
9 numbers from every train. To-morro
y the grand stock parade takes' place at
l. a. m. The pavilion tonight is fill.
y with people and the entry department
showing we'll. Il
y San FRANcrsco, Oct. 4.-Advices fro
h San Diego state that an interview wi
d the Olegaris and Temecula Indians a
70 serts their determination to retain the
st homes. The Sheriff and Deputy start.
Of for Temecula yesterday to summon
posse and quell the disturbance.
IS A court of inquiry at Mare Island
4. the Spaulding. Pinney case is sitting wi
r. closed doors.
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