Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-09-30
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large audience last night. In the role OF
Mercv Merrick Miss Hinckley achieved
a great histrionic triumph. it being
character peculiarly suited to her style
Of acting. As the quiet. unobtrusise
nurse in the hut at Mannheim. yearning
for a place in that society which refuses
IN receive her, but on all opportunities
,brusts her forth as having that which
nrecludes her recognition-the faint OF
he refuge. every word. every movement
denicted the almost despairing anxiety
with which she was filed. In the as.
snmed role of Grace Roseberry we find
her struggling with terrible earnestress
either 10 persevere to the end in her
false position or yield to the incessant
remorse which never leaves her. To-
wards the close of the third act, where
she is confronted by the real Grace Rose
berry. every movement was most In
tsnsely watched by the audience, and
her by.play was eloquent to the dull
est comprehension. Space will not per-
NIT of more extended criticism, but
Miss Hinckley's Mercy Merrick has been
the most legitimate success on our local
boards. Messrs. Dudley, Bird and Ma
ouire did we'll. Dora Lorraine deserves
praise for her fulillment Of Lady Janet,
and Mrs. Bird was most characteristic in
the unthankful part of Grace Roseberry.
Tomorrow night the company open in
Bulionville for few nights.
~-Hx Has GoNE.- H. NJ. Barnes, ex-
Postmaster, ex-Notary Public, ex-Board-
ine.bouse keeper, has vanished. With
err he has gone no man. knoweth. He
had many friends here who deeply regret
his departure; but he did not even bid
them farewell. The trial OF parting
would have been too severe for his sensi-
tive nature, and he would have been
Obliged to remain. His milkman, his
butcher, and his baker particularly
regret his loss; not for any pecuniary
benefit his presence might be to them
for his soul was above paying base lucre
in return for what he received from
them. He repaid them with his high
regard. He was very condescending,
even STOPPING to borrow twenties from
many whom he considered far below him
in the social scale. And SO free.hearted
and thoughtless was he that the idea of
returning these "base counters" to his
friends never entered his mind. Wherever
he goes among strangers, let this recon-
mendation 60 before him, and may all,
especially the members of tie Press, re-
ceive him az he deserves. Alas, he left
in the RECORD Office only little bill,
as a soauenier, over which we may ponder
and weep in after years.
A WRoNa IMPREssIoN.--We have heard
it said thar there is an impression in
Utah that more men are wanted in the
Phoebe mines. It is said that our wan,
Of miners is advertised there. The i'm
preston that We want more men is en-
tirely wrong, as there are many good
miners here now and there have beer
many for some time past, unable to OBJ.
tain work Of any kind. II there are any
advertisements In Utah, or in any othel
place, to the effect that more men are
wanted here they are published by un'
principed men, who utter nothing but
falsehood. We can hardly believe, how
ever, that nybody really does try to in
dnee working men to come here now; fol
we can See no obi, ct in it. When miner,
are wanted here the fact will, W. trust, b,
sufficiently advertised in the RECORD.
HAuLED OFF-Y-sterday afternoon OF
Main street there was drunken maj
with his clothing nearly torn off him. hi
right shoulder and back being perfect.
naked. There was no possibility of max
ing him walk off, and he was therefor
put into an express wagon and haule
away. As he sat in the bed of the We
hicle, while it carried him off down tn
street, he protested vigorously agains
such treatment, but the tyrannc office
ON the seat and the Implying drive
needed not his cries.
LADIES FAIR.--A large number of Ia
dies have joined together for the laudabl
purpose Of getting up fair, the proceed
of which are to be given for the enlaro,
ment of the Catholic Church in thi
place, or the building of new one. Ne,
Friday night the fair will open. Prepa
alton have been going on for sever
weeks uast. and We may expect the resu
to be something grand.
W. L. REEsE.-The many friends {
this gentleman, whose right arm WI
amputated short time since, will |
glad to learn that he is now doing
well as could possibly be expected und
the circumstances. Mr.. REESE has mar
acquaintance in Virginia City, who wi
be glad to hear from him.
SURGICAL OPERATION. On Sunday
large tumor was successfully taken fro
the side of VIM. Kraft, patient in Il
County Hospital. The operation W
successfully performed by DR.. Deal, DR.
Bergstein and Philson assisting.
The nights are very cold at presen
and people are thinking of putting
stoves for the Winter. The days a
warm and sunshiny.
The testimony in the case of Harm
ton and Ferguson, lately convicted
murder, is being copied by order, tina.
may 80 to the Saprems Court.
P. MuLLoY.--In the District Cou
yesterday +. Nulloy pleaded guilty
assault and battery. He was fined 81
and costs.
krNo!-A few nights since man ma
keno with the first seven balls at Fra
Blacks, and got $50 for it.
MONEY seems to be rather scarce il
now. The people say There's q go
time cominR"-.i. 9. payday.
Gas. NoRTcN, who was accidental
shot, is doing we'll. 1t Is hoped that
will recover.
BULLION SHIpxExT. The bullion sh
ment BY Wells. Fargo & Co. yesterd
was $42. l07 81.
SUNDAY and Monday were unfavoral
Gays Tor items. The fighters are quiet
10 RENr.-The spacious building Z
merly occupied a. the RECORD Off
having been thoroughly repaired, lin
and paperel. is offered for rent at