Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-07
Pr ciAo Coast.

SAN Diego, Cal, Dec. Ga dispatch
from Campo says at II o'clock last night
party Of unknown men overpowered |
and tied the guard, took two Mexican |
prisoners out and hung them. The gen.
eral verdict here in this case is that it
served them right, and it is thought to
be the only means of intimidating MeYi.
can outlaws. Gonzales, the alcalde of
Lower California, is out with party sf-
ter the remaining robbers, and as he
knows their names it is thought no will
capture them.
Lieutenant j, II. weedan. of the
United States Engineers. came down on
the Montana, and is at work making sur
veys for turning the river, obtaining the
right of way through private lands, and
should the weather continue favorable
will soon commence work.
SAN Francisco, Dec. 6.-The steamer
Salvador arrived early yesterday morn
ing, after rough passage, in which she
sustained considerable injury to her
upper works. She brings files of Vic
toria papers with further accounts of the
proceedings at the inquest on the bodies
of the victims of the Pacific disaster.
They are of the same tenor AZ those pre-
viously published, and confirm the sus-
picion that the management both Of the
Pacific and Orpheus was criminally bad.
Severe animadversion is also made upon
the unseaworthy condition OF the Pacific.
A letter from Victoria to the Chronicle
repeats the previous report that Capt
Howell, OF the Pacific was not in fit con-
dition to assume command from too free
indulgence in drink.
The officers elect OF the city govern
ment take their several positions to-day.
The entire police force will assemble in
the Twelfth District Court of Police.
The Chief of Police has given ord
ers to put man in Harrington's eel
to prevent him from committing suicide
Harrington is the young man who made
the unsuccessful attempt to rob and muir
der young Ludlum, clerk of Hopkins
= Haley & Co.. at the Palace Hotel, OF
d Friday evening.
4 The Chinese lost on the Pacific ha,
!. $4,000 in their possession. This is tn,
9 estimate OF Chinese houses.
n SACRAMENTO, Dec 6.-Nothing new thi
morning with respect to the presidenc
d pro tenn of the Senate. The contest sti
Il lies between futile of Sonoma and Geo
d II. Rodgers of San Francisco. The figh
b for Speakership is definitely narrowe
If down between Carpenter of Eldoradt
's and Archer of Santa Clara, the chance
y are in favor OF the former. For SCI
If geant-at-arms of the Assembly. Perkin
n of Placer and Boyston of San Francisc
st are prominent candidates.
ID A call was issued of Republicans
,e both Houses for caucus tonight to d
|. eide upon the course for the session.
Of Independents have been invited. but it
III uOt kuOWu WIZ VIII avail tueulSclVeb
ID the invitation. The Republicans vi
~ elect full ticket.
lis At noon Longborough. Clerk of the la
ly House called the House to order. III
be roll was called and members sworn i
tn papers presented and filed in the co
vn tested election cases of +. A. Pullen al
es Henry G. Squire of San Francisco. al
lat ]. G.. Bradley and +. Goble of Yuba c
OF A resolution was passed that until pr
he manent organization shall have been
M fected the rules of the last House
he adopted. On motion the House a
on journed until II o'clock tomorrow. Il
AN mediately after adjournment the Dem
nd cratic Assemblymen held caucus.
Jus The Senate was called to order at noe
of The Senators were sworn in; rules of Ii
the Senate adopted temporarily. Adjourn
will till noon tomorrow. Tuttle announc
nee caucus OF Democratic Senators.
nst In the Assembly the caucus chose \
md Cornell, OF Los Angeles. Chairman. q
lily adjourned to p. m.
The Senate caucus elected Irwin
ton Chairman and adjourned to 7 p. m.