Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-10
PACIFIC COAST.

DAN FRANCISCO, June 5.-Ihe recent
turn in the Pacific Mail affairs, has
given rise to the rumor, that the agency
has been transferred from Mr.. Bacon to
Mr.. Clyde, the latter representing the
Panama Railroad interest and an owner
in the rival line Of steamers recently in.
augurated for competition on the south
ern route. A gentleman prominently
connected with the company, states that
no such change had taken place and that
it is not probable that Mr.. Bacon will
be removed. but from another source.
even higher than the one referred to, it
is learned that Mr.. Bacon has actually
forwarded to New York, his resignation.
No change will occur in the superintsn-
dency Of the dock.
The people living in South San Fran
cisco, have entirely ceased patronizing
Chinese laundries and Chinese fish and
vegetable peddlers. The last Chinese
laundry in that section OF the city, shut
up shop last Tuesday.
CARSON, June Smoothing new in re-
ference to the anti-coolie excitement to-
day, the captain and others who were
arrested yesterday, are out on bail.
Their examination will take place on
Monday. They deny having made any
violent threats as have been reported.
From Appearances, the whole affair is q
grand fizzle and we have probably heard
the last of it.
San DIEGO, June 8.-.Col. Bernard
with his company, returned from Campo
and Jacumbe this evening. He reports
all quiet along the border and that on
his appearance, the Mexicans and In
dams who had Larkins cattle, turned
them loose and disbanded and scattered
over the line. he thinks the Indian that
was killed. was bad ono and deserved
it and that the Mexicans and Indians
seized the opportunity to get something
to eat from the settlers. by way of re.
taliation.
SAN Francisco, June 9.-Warra nta
were issued to-day for the arrest of Lee
land Stanford and E. H. Miller on com.
plant of j. R. Robinson, stakeholder
of the Central Pacific Railroad, on the
ground that they refused to exhibit to
him certain papers which were demanded
at the examination of Miller, now in pro.
gress at the Office of the company. The
paper in question is understood to show
the manner in which certain sums had
been used here and in the East in for
warding the designs Of the Directors o.
of the Company. Bail is fixed in each
case at $500.
Williams, Blanchard l. Co. have teer
appointed agents of the Pacific Mai
Company in place of A. P. Bacon, re
signed. and to-day took possession o
. the office. 1t is understood that Wad
. dell, Superintendent Of the dock. will b
removed. This appointment is Of cours
in consequence with the new deal in th
affairs of the company in New York an
assumption Of control by the Panam
Railroad interest.
The fifth assessment Of $40 per shar
on the stock Of the Bank of Csliforni
has been levied, to become dslinquen
July 10th.
81 The case of the child Harry McCabe
who was recently taken from the charg
!. of an attaches of Montgomery Queen
circus on the ground that he was illegal
withheld from the custody of his parent
/. in New York. came up to-day in the 15t
!, District Court. The defense asked 70
further time to obtain testimony, whic
was granted after long argument. II
: case will como up for hearing July 14tl
II A movement is on foot to organize
/, Bristow club in this city.