Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-01

ers having heard all the testimony ad.
duced on the charges preferred against
P. G. Hyman, Warden of Nevada State
Prison. and having fully considered the
same. do find that said charges are not
only without foundation in fact, but said
Hyman is fully exonerated by the proofs
taken and offered in the investigation. It
is therefore ordered that said P. C.
Hyman, be and is hereby reinstated in
his position of Warden of said State
Prison, from and after this 2Sth day of
February" Signed ], r. Kittrell, J. D.
Minor. Governor Bradley entered at
this stage of the business when the
following order was made: "Ordered
that an Office be and is hereby created at
the Nevada State Prison to be known as
Deputy Warden and Commissary J.
8. Lynn. was duly elected.
r. W. Bollan. of the U. S Mint is
lying very sick, from pneumonia. 1t is
feared, he will not recover.
1t commenced showing Saturday night
and continued all day yesterday and
most of to-day. There is not muct
signs of clearing tonight.
SAN Francisco, Feb. 90 .-Temporar,
quarters have been engaged for tn,
Clearing House in the Office recently oc
cupied by the National Gold Bank AM
Trust Company, at the corner OF Cali
fornia and Sansome streets. This insti
tuition, which starts with sixteen bank
ing houses in connection with il. vii
commence business Saturday. March II
. The only banks thus far which have Dc
, clined to establish relations with til
|. Clearing House are the Bank of Nevad
and Tallant's Bank. Mr.. Taylor, recen
ly from tho East, has been appointe
=! Manager of the Clearing House.
The damage by fire at the State Prise
proves less than at first reported. tt
, flames were confined to the the buildir
in which they originated. The fou
story brick building occupied by Il
furniture factory. shoe factory, engin
room. prisoners dining-room, kitche
library and Chinese convicts cell buildil
i and contents was consumed. The wal
VI are standing. 1t is impossible at pre-
10 emit to obtain a reliable account. Aggr
10 gated losses are, the bnilding, which CO
10 the State 1920, 000 loss of the Furnitu
~ Company is estimated at from $50, o
eo to SIS. 900, insured for $4,000 T
~ fire was discovered in the roof of t
'se building. 1t is supposed to be the wo
ii of an incendiary and part of the p
w. for an outbreak among the convicts.
ns were in the yard at the time prepari
'n for dinner. The guards were at OF
n- stationed and the convicts set to WI
ho fighting the fire, which they
40 to such effect as to prevent
srs spread of the flames. In response tt
'n- telegram a steam fire engine, two h
." carts, twelve hundred feet of hose ant
10 q force of men were sent from this ci
10 but arrived too late to do more than
lne extinguish the embers of the fire. D..
ticipating an outbreak fifty police an
'ys detachment of about thirty Natio
'm- Guards went over, but before their
VIII rival all was quiet and the convicts
aV- in their cells. Not one escaped.
me police returned but the military
'm- NAMED to relieve the prison guards.
'teo needed rest.
orr SAN Francisco, Feb. 29-The d.
nVe quent list of the second assessmer
ior $500, 900 on the stock of the Bank of
Oh fornia is published to-day. 1t 81
Jul only nine delinquents in the present
The total amount unpaid is $26,
sno Most Of these are cases that canno
nAS reached in the ordinary way. Ur
or paid by the 18th of March 30 mucl
sn' this stock as is necessary will be So
.ne public acution on that day to cover
'n"' sessment and costs of sales. 1t is
10 pected other assessments will be
'on cessary.
ie'' SACRAMENTO, Feb. 80. - Lieute
Governor johnson with q sub. Com
Oh tee from the Assembly and Senate {
ols, m;,,oo ON ,ho sto,o Poison ,ett bo.a
W.T. morning for San Quentin for the
'A.l pase of making temporary arrangeu
~ :" rendered necessary by the fire. :