Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-17

cradle last night; showers during the
day; raining hard this evening.
GnRoY, Nov. l5.-Storm commenced
Saturday morning before daylight; still
continues. Vegetation coming forward
with remarkable rapidity.
Los ANGELES, Nov. ia light rain
fell Saturday night and yesterday. The
grass is growing finely and farming pros
poets good.
San BERNARDISo, Nov. l5.-Rain CON-
menced Saturday; still raining. No
prospects Of clearing up.
SAN Francisco, Nov. l5.-Rainlng all
forenoon; no prospects of letting up.
GILgoY, Nov. I5.-The storm which
lulled during the afternoon has again set
in with every indication Of continuing
through the night The fall since eight
o'clock, a. M, has been sixteen-hun-
dredths of an inch
SACRAMENTO, Nov. l5.-Weather I'M
settled; succession of warm showers
during the day. The river has risen suf-
fcient to permit the steamer Amador to
come mp to the landing at the city front.
It is her first appearance there for 1915
days.
San DIEGO. Nov. ia severe shock
of earthquake was felt here at 2:32 p. m,
shaking up things lively and lasting from
ten to forty seconds. Vibrations west to
east.
ANAHEIM, Nov. ia slight shock OF
earthquake here this afternoon at l;25;
undulating motion hut no noise. No
damage.
Los ANGELES, Nov. 15.-At 2:3G p. M.
smart shock of earthquake, lasting five
or six seconds here, and simultaneously
in all places in the interior with which
We have communicated by telegraph. The
shock did no damage.
SAN BERNARDINo, Nov, 15.-The most
distinct earthquake OF the season visited
us to-day at 2:20 p. m. The vibrations
were from north to south with an undu-
lating motion accompanied with a rum
bling sound. Little damage reported.
PLEAsANToN, Gala, Nov. ia lively
shake up last evening at 1856; vibrations
west to east; violent enough to rock
houses and cause people to rush into the
streets. A lighter shock was felt at two
o'clock this morning.
SAN DIEGO, Nov. 15.-On the 10th
instant Mr.. Dryden, agent of the Teme-
cula Indians, went to their rancheria
with five hundred dollars worth OF
blankets, calico, ETC., for the Indians,
that had been placed at his disposal.
Mr.. Dryden spoke to them through an
interpreter but they stolidly refused to
receive any OF the articles The agent
left them as he found them. The sup
position is that the Indians are not sui,
fering and in the absence of their chief
they feared some trickery in the offer
made them.
Tucson, A. T., Nov. 15.-The news
received yesterday leaves no doubt but
that the revolutionary party in Sonorf
had successful fight near Altar las
week, in which six Government troop
we're killed and number wounded. Tn,
revolutionists also captured between fou
and five hundred prisoners and abou
three hundred head OF cattle.
YUMA, AT, Nov.--The ssverest shoe
of earthquake ever experienced here oe
Cured here this afternoon at 2:3
O'Clock, lasting forty seconds. shatterin
chimneys and cracking adobe wall.
Several small waves succeeded at in
tervals OF fifteen or twenty minutes.
severe sand storm has prevailed in tn
desert since yesterday morning.
MARIcoPA WELLS, A. T., Nov. 49,
A slight shock of earthquake OF five SCI
onds duration was experienced here 9
2;41 p. IN.
CARSON, Nov. l5.-Scott, who, it wi
be remembered, tried to commit higl
way robbery short time since, has bee
convicted and sentenced to five years i
: the State Prison, where he is now safel
housed
; Two young men were arrested Satur
day night who are supposed to be Il
r incendiary rascals who have so often a
8 tempted 10 burn the town.
Great preparations are being made fl
the opening ball of the Carson Guard
to be given in Moore & Parker's ne
!. hall tomorrow night. 1t promises to
u An immense success.
Il SALT LAKE, Nov. ia writ of habe
= corpus has been served on the U.
10 Marshal to bring Brigham Young befo
% Chief Justice White on the 18th inst.
.. Eighteen indictments for polygan
a have been found by the grand jury
:, Idaho against Mormon residents
-, Franklin, Idaho.
:. Had snow storm last Saturday nigl
about eighteen inches Of snow falling
=, the vicinity of Evanston and Wyomir
N but little in this valley.
: PoRr TOWNSEND, Nov. 15.-The re,
nue. cutter Wolcott has returned from
~ second cruise. She went along the sou
shore of the Straits of Fuca, indi
- nothing on the Vancouver shore. S
picked up body. which was identif
as that of d. G. Mcintyre, lately FRI
~ Frazer river and previously from Mar!
va vile. The body was taken to P
:. Townsend. But little hope Of any
-. Their discoveries. The remains of
-. wreck were found scattered all over