Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-09
PACIFIC COAST.

SAN FRANCISCO, June S.-A number oil
Anti Coolie Clubs held their regular
meeting last night. The Potrero Club
was addressed by q gentleman who be.
lieved the remedy for Chinese emiRra-
ton was not to abuse the Cinnamon, but
to attack the cause Of their presence, and
the way to attack the cause was to
string up few Of the officers of the Cen.
trail Pacific and the Pacific Mail compa.
MES. He accused the railroad people of
framing the Chinese message to Presi.
dent Grant. He pitched into the Chi
ness Commissioners and abused Con-
gress, characterizing them all as a crowd
OF do-nothings and know-nothings. With
fifty men at his back he was willing to
undertake the job of forming vigilance
committee and cleaning out the corpora.
atoms alluded to. These sentiments
were received with applause. At the
meeting of the Seventh Ward Club a
prominent member withdrew, stigmatiz.
ing the club as gang Of hoodlums. upon
which the President threatened to
throw him down stairs. There are sew
eral clubs in the city who are no credit
to the community or credit to the cause.
CARSON, New, June Sheriff Swift
this morning arrested Hone, the Cap
tain of the! Anti-Coolie troup, and
placed him in the County Jail. where he
was joined this evening by Charles Cade,
his Lieutenant. and D. Circe, supposed
to be tho instigator Of the movement
against the Chinese and their employers.
1t was reported yesterday that the of.
ficers are prepared to resist any attempts
that may be made for their release. It
is reported that the Anti-C oolis men
threatened to tear down the Jail If the
prisoners were not liberated. Trouble is
apprehsnded as tomorrow is the day sc.
for stopping Chinese labor. The streets
are crowded and nothing else is talked
OF but Anti-Coolie and Chinese.
CAMPo, Gala, June 7.-Colonel Ber-
nard's command returned to-day from
Jacumba and started for San Diego.
He thinks there is no danger of a general
outbreak but left small guard for the
station agent at Jacumba. The Indians
and Mexicans are reported csmped in q
strong position a short distance below
the line.
SAN Francisco, June 8.-The Cali
fornia Mining Company to-day declared
dividend Of two dollars per share.
At the advertised sale Of Bank of Cali.
fornia stock, delinquent for assessment,
none were offered. One certificate for
eighty-fve shares in the name OF VIM.
Burling, was advertised but was taken
up before sale.
J. e. Delamontsguie was arrested for
misdemeanor yesterday on complaint OF
Parker Crittenden and s. Munro. j. H.
Sayres was also arrested on complaint Of
Crittenden. The gentlemen are con.
nected with the management of the
Knickerbocker mine. Mr.. Sayres ia
Secretary, and on account Of refusal to
surrender the books Of the company to
complaining witness was arrested.
Mr.. Sayres in reference to his arrest
says that be was out at the time the de.
mand was made for the books the per.
son in charge Of the Office not knowing
which the books we're refused to delive,
them up until his return, whereupon on
order for his arrest was issued. He fur.
Their says that the books OF the company
are always open to inspection when prop.
er application is made for them, and
that the accounts Of the company will b.
found correct in every particular.
| Shortly after the arrival of the Pacific
Mail steamer Colorado it was rumorei
that several thousand dollars worth o.
opium had been struggled ashore from
her while lying in the stream undergoing
the process Of disinfection; also that q
large number of Chinese women hat
been landed in mems apparel. Later in
telligence goes to confirm the truth Of
the report. There is no room appsrentl!
to doubt that some IA women 20 landed
As to smuggling opium il would be diff
cult to substantiate the charge, but il is
understood that the landing Of The
women Is susceptible Of proof. Thu
penalty in CASE Of suit and conviction
would bs forfeiture of the vessel and
heavy fine on persons connected will
the transaction.
This morning some carpenters work
ing on tho new building on Secon
street, near Alice. we're horrifed In find
ing an unknown man, in q sitting posi-
ton and leaning up against the founds
ton underneath the house, dead, an
lying beside him was revolver. and Of
examination it was found he had she
himself. The remains were taken il
charge by the Coroner.