Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-26

revolution in Sonora ended on the ga
oil August by an engagement near Altar
between the Government troops and ,ha
revoiutionists, in which the latter wers
defeated, losing about so killed, wounded
and prisoners. About 500 were an.
gagged on both sides. Martial law ba.
been proclaimed until affairs are quieted
SACRAMENTO, Sept. 25.-The next race
was running; mile heats, for beaten
horses. for $500; $500 for the first horse,
SO to second and s25 to third. Fannie
Hall, Hardwood and and Col. Cowles
were entered. In the first heat at the
'arn Fannie Hall was a length behind
ooWies and Hardwood, when she STUN.
pied and fell, throwing the rider over
her head ten or twelve feet in front NJ
hef' IL Is feared that he is seriously in.
jured' The other horses proceeded ON
their way. A crowd immediately patb.
cred around the rider. who was lying I'm.
conscious; but Marshalls kept the crowd
back, while three men chsied the sufferer
and famed him with their hats.
Cowles won the heat in LAZY; Fannie
Hall was distanced. The anxiety of the
spectators as to the fate Of the injured
rider now lscame 80 great that Judge
Carey announced that tho boy would
soon BIO all right. which was received
with cheers. The mare is not Injured
by the fall, although she turned com.
plete summersault. The name OF the
rider is Isaac Nelson; his shoulder was
dislocated. and he suffered from conous.
sion. Second heat - Hardwood and
Cowles got off we'll together, Hardwood
leading; at the quarter he was three
lengths ahead; at the half Cowles ran
up little; on the home stretch Hard.
wood began to sulk, and was severely
whipped by his rider; he responded to
the vigorous appeal, and jumped under
the string winner of the heat by nearly
ten lengths; time. 1:4S. Third heat
Won by Hardwood in so. Hardwood
got the first and third money and Cowles
the second. The programme for to.
morrow is first race which will be q
running race for 5000, free to all; dash
of one mile; the entries are not vel
made. The second will be trottine
race; entries, Pete. Pilot, Jupiter, Jenny
st. Helena. American Boy and Rec
Cross. The third race will be for double
teams; Samuel Roberts names Flora
Shepherd and Flora. This Is the only
entry; entries close to night.
SAN FRAEcI.co. Sept. 25.-The syndi.
cate Of the Bank OF California met to.
day at II q. m. and organized by the
election OF VIM. Sharon as President Of
the Bank OF California. Treasurer R. Il.
Lloyd. Secretary of the Executive Com.
mittee James r. Keene. Directors Chas
Mayne. r. F. Morrow. D. o. Mills, R
Fl. Lloyd. An assessment of twenty PEI
cent. was levied on the subscription I,
the guarantee fund amounting in roun,
numbers to one and half million. This
with the coin now on hand will give be
tween two and three millions to oper
with. The Bank will reopen either OF
Saturday, October I'd, or early the fol
lowing week. A meeting of the Boart
OF Directors will be held next Monday
or Tuesday, when the date of resump
ton will probably be fixed. Entire har
mony pre- vailed at the meeting and de
termination evinced to push matters t.
a successful termination.
John Miller alias Woodruff, the de
faulting Secretary of the Contract an,
Finance Company, was arraigned to.da,
on four indictments for embezzlement
aggregating $4,000. and was grantee
until the 28th inst. to plead.
The action of the Bank syndicate ha
caused the utmost good feeling in tn
city this afternoon. Among the broker
it was the prevailing topic of converse
ton, and it is probable that meeting Q
the San Fran cisoo Stock Exchange viii
be called carly next week and resolution
adopted to resume sessions on the frs
Monday following the opening of tn
Bank.