Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-01-26
PACIFIC COAST.

Los ANGELES, Jan. 24.-The hardest
rain storm of the season commenced
Sunday evening and cleared up this
afternoon. The rain fell in torrents.
Over inches have fallen in the past
two days making total rainfall for the
season of 10 to 20 inches. The Southern
Pacific and Telegraph stage failed to
make connection to-day. The rivers are
almost impossible. 1t may be day or
two before regular time is resumed.
! SAN Francisco, Jan. 25.-The Board
of Supervisors last night adopted the
report of the committee on amended
city charter, and passed resolution
asking the Legislative delegation to pro-
cure the passage of the act.
The Mayor appointed Supervisors
Strother, Drucker, Macdonald, Hayes,
Wise and Bryan as q committee to par
ticipate in the Avery obsequies which
takes place at p. M. tomorrow.
PORTLAND, Ogn. Jan. 24.-Cold
weather continues. Navigation on the
Columbia is closed above the mouth of
the Willamette.
EUREKA, New. Jan. 25.-The storm of
wind and snow that commenced here on
Friday last exceeds in fury any that has
visited this portion of the country for
years. No train left Palisade yesterday
for Eureka and mono left this morning
for Palisaae, as no. connection can be
made with trains on through routes. 1t
is almost impossible to reach even Ruby
Hill, and roads leading to all other
mines are impossible. The Eureka Con.
locomotive ventured trip to the mines
Sunday but is now buried deep in the
snow in cut, the smoke stack being
; barely visible. The engineer yesterday
succeeded in getting the water out oil
the boiler, but found it impossible to
move the engine-snow drifting in more
rapidly than it could be shoveled away
!, The stage due here from Hamilton
Sunday night did not reach here till
noon yesterday. The driver reports the
snow unfathomable, and only succeeded
4 in reaching town by leaving the road
and tracking along the sides of noun
r. tains. On the road between here ant
: Pinto Summit q number of freigh
"a wagons have been abandoned and ar,
now entirely covered with snow. Thi
n morning the weather was clear anl
v pleasant
n SAN FRANcIsCo, Jan. 25.-On Satur
day the United States Marshal arreste,
es Michael Ryan. door,keeper Of Mcguire
,e new theatre, on a charge of refusing col
ored men admission to the theatre. Ryal
gave bail in the snm of $1,000 and wa
:! released from Gust ody.
A German about thirty years of ags
named Adolph Weiner, was found thi
r. forenoon dead in his bed at the Swis
Hotel, Commercial street. Clutched i
his hand and held to his nose was DO
tie supposed to contain chloroform. Q
table in the room were other bottl'
with labels of druggists on them. He
supposed to have committed suicide at
err o'clock.
we The committee having charge of Il
up arrangements for the funeral of B.
EN- Avery, late Minister to China, met at t
be- room of the Art Association to-day. Sor
~. discussion was had as to where the
+. neral should take place, but it was fina
i'm decided to hold obsequies at p. IN.
eet Wednesday from Rev. DR.. Stebbil
ng, Church, on Geary street. The comm
Ugh tee proceeded to the steamer and escor!
he the body to Grsy's undertaking wa
the rooms, where the remains will be TIA
ngs ferred to o handsome metallic cask
bed Tomorrow the remains will be remoN
on to DR.. Stebbins' Church, accompan
by detachment of the National Gu
of and friends of deceased. The Art As
G. citation and Academy Of Sciences will
o. tend the funeral in body.
inst Jos. j. HALEY, a young man alb
low twenty-five years of age, printer
It if trade, committed suicide at the Conn
hat cial Hotel, corner OF Pacific and No
ad- gomery avenue, last night by TAX
hat morphine. He left letter to his mott
! to residing at Oakland, stating he had c.
con- mitted suicide on accoun. of i'll hea
and The Raymond & Ely Mining Comp
, II. elected the old board of trustees and
,ant hcers to-day.
Weather clear, hight and cool too
St. wind north east. The storm is ap
that emily over.
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