Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-28

IHEArRE.-To-night will be grand one
al TINS place of amusement. The great
est attraction ever offered in our city is
most assuredly the production of the
grand historical play of Elizabeth,
queen OF England" OF all the bioera-
pines OF this wonderful woman, perhaps
none OF them give SO exact picture of
tue virgin Queen. Her great mental
quaiilcations, her duplicity, her vanity,
ETC., are all skillfully brought out by the
dramatist. In the portrayal of this
character, Mrs. +. NJ. Bates at.
tains to very high standard of ex.
ceilence. Whoever visits the thea
Ter tonight will be afforded rich intel
iectual treat. For the convenience of
the public, tickets for reserved seats will
henceforward be sold by George T. Cor.
man, at his office, near Clancy's Saloon,
Main street. Several were sold yester-
DAY, and, altogether, tonight promises
to be the most brilliant of the season.
An afternoon performance of "Frou
Prou' will be given on Saturday at Q
clock. Admission, 81; children. so
cents.
STREET OBsrRUcTIoN.-For four nights
we have passed and foreborne to make
an item of wagon-load of wood on Main
street, nearly opposite Jas. Cronan's
store; but must now comply with the re-
quest of several business men in that vi
entity to ask the owner to get it out of the
way. 1t is great obstruction TO travel
in upper Main street.
INFORMATION SoL1c1rED-Of Charles
5. Anderson. His younger brother,
Thomas p. Anderson, of Nevada. Mo.
fears he has been foully dealt with,
Charles s. Anderson was formerly in This
camp. We hope some one acquainted
with him will, if he does not himself do
So relieve this young brothers anxiety.
SPUR-wHEEL BnoKE.-The spur-whael
on the main shaft of the Raymond &
Ely hosting works broke Yesterday.
repairing it will delay hosting from "a
to 80 hours. In the meantime about $50
men will be idle. Work will be resumed
sometime tomorrow. The damage is
slight.
HE SCHOOL MEETING To-MoRRow
N1GHT.-It is reported that one scattering
parent was present at the school meeting
last Tuesday night. 1t is proposed to
employ band of music for the meeting
tomorrow night and see if another one
can't be induced to attend.
JUDGE JOSIAH REILLY is out pros
pectins in the Snake Valley mountains,
about one hundred miles north We ex-
pect to get some interesting items from
the Judge when he returns. He will
also explore the country to the east of
Snake Valley.
CAPTAIN CRAIG, who was injured in
the Spring Mountain tunnel, about two
months ago, resulting in most aggra-
waited case of erysipelas in the arm, is
recovering rapidly. He will soon be out
on the street.
EGGS LosT.-Yesterday afternoon
large box Of eggs fell off q produce
wagon, on Main street, opposite the
store of James Cronan, and only three
passed through the conclusion with
whole shells.
TRIAL JUEoRs DISCHARGED. the
trial jurors of this term of the District
Court Were yesterday discharged, except
those retained in the case of Donohue
VS.. Snodsrass. The calendar is about
cleared.
EVERETT FELT, upon whom Drs. Deal
and Philson performed the skillful oper-
alton, two or three days ago, of remov-
ing about six inches of the main bone of
the left leg below the knee, is doing
finely.
READY FOR Acr1oN. The hose and
carriage have been extricated from their
ice and snow blockade, and are now
ready for service at moments warning,
This is as it should be-
ATTACHED AND RELEAsED.-An attach
ment was yesterday put on another
house of ill-fame, but released a couple
of hours after
We understand that VIM. Raymond,
of the Raymond & Ely mine, is expected
here from San Francisco, within the next
two weeks.
In the District Court, yesterday, ver-
Wet, in the case of Coburn VS.. Newman,
was returned in favor Of the defendant.
JUDGE HALL returns to Bristol district
this morning.