Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-02

employee of Kane L 0'Lesry, wholesale
liquor dealers, and JAS. Walsh, ex-em.
ploye of the Bay View Distillery, have
been spirited away. The formers where
abouts has not yet been ascsrtained; the
latter was arrested at Vallejo on Friday
last, and Is now at liberty on his own
recoguizance.
The smallpox question was discussed
IN the Board of Supervisors last night
DR.. Mears. Health Officer, was in attend.
snce and gave it as his opinion that the
pest house will soon be over-crowded and
more room required. Over 400 cases OF
smallpox baye been reported at the
Health Office, Of which number 1S2 have
been sent TO the hospital, of which IS
died. There were ll3 cases sent to the
smallpox hospital this month and IS
last week. Forty-seven deaths from
smallpox have been reported this month.
IL is probable additional facilities will be
provided for removing and caring for
patients.
PHoENIx, A. T., July 3l.-The most
severe storm ever experienced here WIS.,
tied US last night. The damage is very
great. The California and Arizona
Stage Company's Corral wall was under
mined and destroyed. Goldman gran
airy was unrooied, Smith Il Stearn's fine
new store was damaged, the gable end
blowing in. Frank B. Morehouse, who
was sleeping in the rear of the store was
killed by the falling walls.
SAN FRANCISCO, August LIN the Po-
lice Court this morning, DR.. Baromides,
who recently made ont certificate OF
death from scarlet fever in the case of a
man dying Of malignant small pox, was
placed on trial. 1t was at once evident
that he was one of those ignorant frauds
who swindle the community by attach
ing NJ. ID. to their names. 1t was also
clearly shown that he was aware of the
true nature of the disease, but criminal
ly concealed it. He was convicted and
will be sentenced tomorrow. 1t is ex.
pected that the Court will make an ex-
ample of him by giving him the full
benefit of the law.
The vaccination lat the Health Office
was stopped to-day. the supply of virus
having been entirely used up.
Cases are reported daily as on the in
crease, sixteen being reported yesterday,
six OF whom were Cinnamon, and four
teen this morning, all white. There
were six deaths yesterday.
The present arrangements by which
the Chinese are furnished with a house
exclusively for their use near the pest
house, has had favorable effect in in.
ducing them to report the cases in their
quarters. which have hitherto only come
to light in case of death. A portion of
the Chinese Companies now seem 10
make an honest effort to bring all cases
to the notice of the health officers.
Los ANGELES, July 1.-The weather is
excessively warm.
The store of Hoy See, Chinaman, was
blown up with powder last night, three
Cinnamon were badly bruised. No clue
to the perpetrators of the murderous
act.
L. f. Spence, one of the assignees of
Temple IL Workman, has published a
card in reply to many express and i'm
Piled charges of acknowledgement by az.
signees among other things Mr.. Spence
says that the mortgage held by Alex.
We'll of San Francisco, on the temple
block has been transferred to J. E. Hol.
lenbeck, who is doing all in his power
to cooperate with the assignees. They
are now in position to sell and give a
good title to the Temple Block and
have an agent in San Francisco, irving
to sell and are corresponding with parties
In the East, who desire to invest, He
denies that large sums have been paid to
the attorney and says that nine thousand
Will cover the whole amount paid; they
nave cases in courts in process of COL
lection, which aggregate three hundred
thousand; their cash receipts have been
less than $50, 900.