Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-01
PACIFIC COAST.

DAN fhANSAoOcS 0Aoy oA' Auo ioso
heavy north winds will in no way effect
the crop prospects. Harvesting will be
actively commenced about the 18th OF
June. The crops will undoubtedly come
up to the standard anticipated by the
farmers month ago, and probably ex-
coed their expectations.
CAMPO, Gala, May 3O.-Last Sunday
night party Of fourteen citizens from
Milonalay Valley went to Jacumbe Valley
to see the Captain of the Indians at that
ranchero concerning the disappearing
and killing of large number Of stock.
Upon the approach of the party the In
dams commenced firing and gave the
war whoop. The settlers dismounted
and returned the fire, killing one H.
dian instantly. The Indians then re-
treated to gulch about five feet deep,
but an effectual attack of the settlers
500 silenced them, when parley was
held and the Indians acknowledged the
killing Of the stock and wanted to COM
promise. The Indians numbered forty
well-armed warriors. None of the set
tiers were hurt.
1t is reported that the renegade Cruz
Lopez is camped twenty miles south Of
the Jappa mines, in Lower California.
1t is thought he is recruiting for an
other attack on Campo, for which
preparations are being made to receive
them.
730 p. m.-Thres runners just in from
Tecarte report band of one hundred
armed men assembled in Tecarte Valley
under q man named Pablo Blanco.
Their purpose is to clean out Campo to.
night, kill the station-keeper at Jacumbe
and reach here near morning. Runners
have been sent out to call up the settlers.
SAN FRANCISCO, May 31.-A suit has
been commenced by A. Coolot, J. r
Robinson and A. Egl to restrain the exc
cution of the proposed agreement be-
tween the Central and California Pacific
railroad companies on one side and the
German bondholders Of the latter com
pany on the other, by which II was pro
posed to settle with the bondholders b,
paying them in the bonds of the Cali
fornia Pacific, endorsed by the Contra
Pacific. In connection with the presen
railroad fight it is rumored that Charlel
Croker intends bringing suit for libe
against A. A. Cohen, who has been en-
cheering matters against the railroad, TO
words uttered by the latter in course o
argument rejecting strongly on Croker
Enough has been said on both sides dur
ing the progress of controversy to affor,
ground for dozen libel suits.
The Silver Hill Mining Company hav
voted to increase their capital stock fror
So, 400, 900. divided into $4,000 shares
to $10.800,000. divided into 1850
shares. The annual meeting resulted il
4 the election of the old board Of trustee,
i SAN FRANCISCO, May 3l.-A bad stai
q of feeling exists among the schot
= marms, owing to the fact that there
:. only s3S, 900 in the Treasury to pay The
x salaries. amounting to $4,000. and
that amount $4,000 is in trade. do
u lars.
VIRGINIA, May 31.-An anti. Chi
: union Was permanently organized Ia
. night. consisting of seventy-Ave mel
D. bers.
A prize fight. for $500 a side. ocourr
= yesterday afternoon between Geor
o Wales and Peter Crane, of Dayton, al
ID point between the latter town and SUIT
4 Deputy Sheriff Gearhart sprang into Il
y ring during the sixth round. but v
. hustled out by friends of the bruise
~ While the eighth round was in progre
" Gearhsrt returned with posse and
rested tho fighters, who were taken
= Dayton. where they gave bail. Both
= badly cut up.