Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-08-31

taehments issued against the Bank nj
California, but reference to the rsrorls
shows nothing Of the kind as yet. I, i,
reported that some heavy Stockholders
and others who have borrowed large
sums, in one case amounting TO half A
million dollars, for the benefit of the
Bank of California securing their own
bills payable with stock OF the bank. ara
likely to become heavily involved. The
stock of the bank cane be given away ut
present. Collection day is thus FAR mo-
crossing with mutual feeling Of accom-
mediation among business men. Il ia
difficult to ascertain how matters stand
before evening. The funeral services of
Ralston are now going on at Calvary
Presbyterian Church, corner of Geary
and Powell streets. The obituary SER
vices are conducted by Rev. John Hemp-
hill. The National Guard is largely rep.
resented, as arc also many civic and
benevolent associations; officers and en-
ployes Of various manufacturing enter
prises, cooperative, educational and
business bodies, and an immense con-
course Of citizens. The flags Of the city
arc at half mast and many business
houses closed.
SAN Francisco, August SO Evening"
The funeral OF Ralston to-day was one of
the most imposing obsequies ever wit.
messed. The services were conducted ut
Calvary Church, which was crowded TO
Its utmost capacity. and was decorated
with flowers and funeral wreaths. A
concourse of citizens numbering proba-
bly, twenty thousand, gathered around
the church. After the services at the
church, the procession, consisting of a
battalion OF cavalry, three regiments of
infantry, battery OF artillery, Templar
Lodge, Odd Fellows, clergy and hearse,
with the following pail bearers: II. L.
Morrow, William Burling, D. o. Mills,
ii. p. Wakely, VIM. 4. Coleman, Geo.
H. Howard, VIM. Sharon, d. D. Cotton,
5. M. Wilson, VIM. Alvord, Jno, o. Earl,
Louis A. Garnet, NJ. Livingston, Thos.
Bell, Geo. s. Dodge, Peter Domaine,
Col. W. IL. Il. Barnes, Hon. Ogden Hoff
man. Hon. Cornelius Cole, W. X. Van.
derslico, W. X. Dietrich, A. A. Cohen
and Charles Clayton; then Company G.
First Infantry, guard of honor, hearse
followed by the clerks of the Bank of
California, regents and faculty, Univer-
sity members, Chamber of Commerce,
San Francisco Stock Exchange, Pacific
Stock Exchange, members and friends of
the family in carriages, officers and en-
p'oyees OF manufacturing concerns in
which deceased had been interested. and
a concourse Of citizens numbering thou
sands brought up in the rear. The SER
vices at the Cemetery were conducted
according to the rites of Odd Fellows.
The streets on the route of the process.
sion were lined with people, and there
was great gathering at tho Cemetery.
A number of cases is reported to-day
IN which commercial paper has gone
to protest; in some instances on promi- |
nent firms, but no disposition is shown
to take any action on protests or such
indorsers. In minority of cases notes
have been partially paid and renewed.
SAN Francisco, August 3O.-There is
tiutter among the distillers and reve.
nue. agents here in consequence OF the |
presence of Special Revenue Agent |
CLARK, who is examining into the affairs
on this coast. Saturday evening the
Deputy Revenue Collector at Antioch,
Contra Costa county, seized Jost's dis
tillery and $4,000 GALLONS of spirits,
valued at fifty thousand dollars, on a
charge of illicit manufacture of whisky.
A half million of dollars were trans |
ferred by the Treasury to-day to the |
bank, additional to the amount previous
ly reported, but it is not stated to what |
bank it has gone.