Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-20

IHE BENEFIT OF MIR. MChEAN.--lne |
following actors and actresses have vol
unteered their services for the benefit OF
Mr.. Mexican tomorrow night: Mr.. and
Mrs. F. NJ. Bates, Mrs. Knight, Miss
Maggie Knight, Miss Marie Marion, Mr..
John w. Dunno, Mr.. John s. Lindsay,
and Mr.. John Mcguire places the theater
at the disposal of the committe; also
Prof. Maggie, G. B. Lowell, Mr.. H. Lor-
raine, Mr.. Lamond, and others in con-
nection with the theater. The bill to be
presented is full of interest. The play of
the evening will be The Lady of Lyons"
which will be followed by one
of the very best of the popular farces OF
the day We will have an opportunity to
refer to Mr.. McKean's benefit again before
it is given.
Mr.. FRANK HUssEY, the versatile COM
edian, and Miss Blanche Clifton, come
dienne and burlesque actress, are under
engagement to Mr.. Mcguire for short
season. Both of these talented az
fists left Salt lake ON Sunday last, and
are hourly expected. Arrangements are
being made with other stars of high Or
der to follow. The manager Of our thea
ter deserves warm SUPPORT for the supe-
rior entertainments he has and is provid-
ing. A liberal support of the legitimate
drama in any city proves that among its
inhabitants are many cultured minds.
Phoebe, for its population, is second to no
city of the Pacific slope in approaching
true talent
The State selections of land in south
western Nevada are said to have been ir-
regularly made. If its laches in the mat
ter are not remedied, all those lands will
be open to homestead entry as soon as
the approved plats are filed in the Dis
trict Land Office--which will be about
the first of next June. The sooner they
are open for permanent location the bet
ter, as hundreds of Lincoln county set
tiers are waiting to take the preliminary
steps towards obtaining titles.
RICHARD CAMERON, formerly of the
Occidental bar, San Francisco, presented
the imbbing portion of the RECORD
Office last night with what they pro-
nounced the best Of fluid, for the ." inner
man." Mr.. Cameron compounds new
drink called the "Meagher Guard
punch, )" which is said to be nectarne
to the palate.
JAMES A. HARRoN, an old pioneer OF
this district and now extensively inter.
ested in mining property in Pahranagat,
leaves on the coach this morning for his
old Missouri home. He will be absent
. about two months, and return with Mrs
. Harron, who is now going by different
: name. A pleasant journey, James.
= ACTIVITY IN FRE1GHT1NG.--We ar,
: again enjoying wonted activity in tn
i local freighting line. The roads are ono,
s more in fair condition. Large amount
r of grain and produce arrived yesterday
and 1000 tons of hay.
n A. H. EMANUEL has improved his resi-
q dence and Office on upper Main street b
a very Hastily constructing wall in from,
:, filling it in with SOIL sowing grass seed
;. on the soil, and setting out shade trees
q BuRIAL.--The burial of A. j. Hutch
It inson, the unfortunate man who CON
IS mtted suicide, day before yesterday,
g. afternoon at four o'clock. .,..
&c ALEcK BROWN has laid the foundatio
of his new block on the east side
r Main street, just below Lacour, and Ii
ID masons will soon be at work.
m Hon. R. S. CLApP went from the Cap
Ell tai to San Francisco in i'll health; but
We convalescing, and is expected to arri'
a. in Phoebe soon.
IN r. A. MAsoNs.--There will be NEE
BY ing of the r. A. Masons at TX o'clo'
as this evening, at Masonic Hall. Laco,
ne street.
:. THERE are number of importa
III building enterprises under contempt
ng ton and some in progress.
9" LUMBER COMING INA large numb
10 of wagons arrived in the city yesterd
,ss loaded with lumber.
re- DIVINE SERVICE Rev. J. P. Egb,
en- will preach at Bullionville this evenir
ow at "A O'Clock. ---.... -.e
:, The streets of Phoebe are now gu
=, dry. A little snow fingers on the hill
Eed however. ~ 4
.;oi We notice the removal of many str
VA distractions.