Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-30
Pacific Coast.

San Francisco, July 29.--Ths San
Francisco Stock Exchange Board yester-
day. after heated debate, passed a
resolution holding members of said
Board responsible for their customers
funds entrusted to their care. and giving
to said customers claim agains valuable
board-seats of such members. Until
now members of the Board could use
funds entrusted to their care, being utter
ruin to their customers and the stock
dealing public. Yet they continue to be
equal to the task of making any honest
member retain S25, 900 seat and bust
ness netting from two to five thousand
dollars per month; second, the failure
Of Mr.. r. c. Page within short period
of his notice of bankruptcy proceedings
in said case, and loud and angry COM
plants of the sufferers by the failure
against the one-sided law of the Stock
Board referred to, was the probable
cause of yesterdays action.
SAN Francisco, July 30. - Charles
Kuchel, clerk for G. W. Fox, a stock
broker, has been found to have robbed
him to the amount of about sixty thou
sand dollars, mostly in California and
Con. Virginia stock. He was arrested
and is undergoing IN examination by his
employers and Capt. Lees. tits thought
about $4,000 may be recovered. Ku-
chel is only 20 years old and has been
leading very fast life.
SAN Francisco, July 29.-On the de-
PENDANTS motion to vacate ON order of
the Court granting possession of certain
land to plaintiffs in the case of the
Spring Valley Water Works Company VS..
San Mateo County Water Company,
Judge Sharpstein to day rendered de-
cision denying the motion.
The Exchequer Mining Company has
filed with the County Clerk a certificate
of increase of capital stock from 50, 4OO,-
900 in 5000 shares, to $4,000, 900 in
100, 900 shares. Amount of capital stock
paid in is certified to be $I76, 900 or 500
on each original share. The Company
has no debts or liabilities outstanding.
BEAVER, U. T., July 29.-Aiter a re-
cess to-day Isaac Reddle testified that
Haight, at Cedar, at the time of the mas
sacre, told witness that Re had better 90
home. as trouble was apprehended with
the Indians. William Roberts testified
that in talking with Lee at the time of
the massacre, Lee said what was done
was done by his orders. Prosecution
here rested. Defense presented an aft
davit by telegram of physician in Salt
Lake that Brigham Young and George A.
smith were too feeble in health to come
to Beaver, which caused discussion on
its admissibility. Court decided against
admission. Court then adjourned till to-
morrow, at the request of the defense.
BEAVER, U. T., July 29.-After the dis
covery to-day of Lees preparations to
break Jail, orders were issued that no
one should visit him in Jail except his at
torneys. This evening Emma, one of
his wives. an English Gypsy. demanded
admission to the Jail, and the jailor re-
fused, quoting his orders. The woman
made disturbance, and finally assaulted
the jailor with a rock, knocking him
down. A warrant was issued and Emma
was lodged in Jail. The state of affairs
Is such here that General Maxwell has
ordered Lee in double-irons. The state
OF the public pulse is anything but agree
able,