Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-10-03

Trustees and eI-Trus,ses of the Lick
trusts, and oil societies and organize.
tons. civic and military. and all citizens
who desire TO testify their respect for the
deceased on the day of the funeral. The
remains will be placed in vault OF the
new cemetery Of the Masonic brother
hood. If consent be obtained, therefore.
until srrang' mente have been completed
for burial. Mr.. Murphy, Mayor of San
Jose, yesterday called upon the Trustees.
and stated that Mr.. Lick had expressed
to him desire to be inferred on Mount
Hamilton, in sight of the Observatory to
be erected by the Trustees of the fund.
aud 1t Is probable that 1t will be the fina /
disposition OF the remains.
1t seems to be the general impression
among the Trustees aud those interested
IN the Lick estate, that Mr.. John Lick
Will come to this city at once. Tsegrams
were sent to him yesterday morning by
MIR. 'ho-nwsld aud others informing
him IT the death Of his father, and from
answers received he is expected to be in
this city by ths.tir Of next week. The
date of the funeral has been chang ID
from Tuesday ~ Wednesday next.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct. 2.-Jsmes Lick
died without u struggle at about on.
O'Clock on Sunday morning. A number
OF gentlemen connected with the manage
ment OF the trust fund were present 1T
his death, and ,oos charge of the prepar-
stlons for the funeral ceremonies.
SAN FRANCISCO, Oct about noon
to-day soWe soldiers Uncovered q man
near the Preside with his throat cut.
The post surgeon took him in charge
ana after bandaging bis wound sent him
to the City Prison Hospital. His name
ls Ferdinand Newmark and the cause of
the attempted suicide il financial trouble,
There Is but little hope of his recovery
This afternoon Patrick Hogan, WE'LL
known IN sporting circles, shot himself
III the left breast on North Point street.
he WAS impelled to the act by having
LOST large amount at faro on or, dit
lew evenings ago which he had promised
to pay At noon to-day. The wound will
probably prove fatal. Hogan WAS we'll
known among the sporting fraternity OF
thus State ami Nevada.
A few minutes past one o'clock this
aft rnoon the lnmatts of the house No.
l421a Fourth street heard the report OF
pistol apparently 10 room on one of
thu upper floors Attention was called
to the rooW occupied by Bernhard Ben
Diet; the door Was burst-d open and the
occupant discovered sitting in an arm
char. holding a cigar in his right hand
and in the left II cigar and bis hat.
Blood was oozlng from bullet wound
above the right ear, but tue man WAS
still breathing. A messenger was sent
Tor physician but the man died in a
few minutes. 1t appears he entered the
house about one o clock and i'm mediately
proceeded to his room and locked the
door. 1t 10 stated that he attem pt ed
suicide few days since by swallowing u
dose of morphine, but bis design WAS
discovered IN time to prevent serious
consequences. The deceased Was un.
married and a member of the firm Of B.
bendet u Co., proprietors of the Empire
Match Factory, corner OF FL. v-nth and
Htrrison streets. The Coroner has ex-
Hmined the tffrcts OF the deceased bu,
falls to find any writing which throws
any light upon the cause of the suicide.
The society of the California Pioneers
have secured the Mechanics Pavilion for
the funeral servlcrs of the late James
LICK. The time set is one o'clock on
Wednesday afternoon. the 4th inst. The
R-v. Horatio Stebbins has agreed to
pronounce the eloglum on the deceased.
From the pavilion the funeral will move
through the principal streets.