Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-25

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being generally understood yesterday
that the jury was to be impanneled in
the reat mining suit of the Raymond
& ly Co. vs.. the Hermes. the Court
house was literally crammed with spec
tators all day. and hundreds stood out
side the doors who were unable to get
seats. 1t was the main topic of CONVEX
sation, of course, on the streets and
everywhere; and, Judging from private
dispatches received from San Francisco,
almost as great interest is being felt in
that city. Our readers shall have all the
records contain every morning.
FIRST APPEARANCE OF THE New TALENT.
Mr.. Hussey and Miss Clifton were well
coined at their first appearance, last
night, by crowded house. The play OF |
Hazard is full of dramatic interest, |
from beginning to end, and elected great
applause throughout. The singing and
acting of Miss Clifton were both charm
ing; and Mr.. Hussey's rendition OF the
eccentric and ludicrous in character
showed that he is a nature-made actor in
that line. A more appreciative audience
never gathered in the Phoebe Theater.
To insure seat tonight get your ticket
early in the day.
ToANo FORWARDING HousE.-The old
established forwarding house Of F. F.
Marx, Toano, gives notice in another
column that he is prepared to forward
goods to all parts of Eastern Nevada
with dispatch and at the lowest rates:
| Mr.. Marx does a large business in his
line with the merchants of Phoebe, and,
| by continued strict attention to business,
will undoubtedly retain their patronage.
The roads are fast improving between
this place and Toano, and the epizootlc
having entirely subsidized no detentions
may be feared in that direction hereafter.
DISTRICT CouIr.-The following bnsi-
ness was transacted in the District Court
yesterday: Raymond & Ely Mining Co.
VS.. Hermes Mining Co.-On motion of
counsel for defendants, plaintiffs con-
senting Charles A. Sumner is appointed
photographic reporter of testimony; it
is also ordered that the regular Court
Clerk report testimony in long hand.
Proceeded to impannel jury for said
cause, pending which Court adjourned
until to-day at III o CLOCK q. m.
REMEMBERING THE PRINTERS The
proprietor of the Fashion saloon, corner
of Main and Lacour streets, last night
favored us with package of first-class
cigars. for which all hands return thanks.
Mr.. Lynch is building up o substantial
reputation for fair and liberal dealing.
HIS wholesale transactions in the liquor
and cigar line are constantly becoming
, more extensive; and his sample-room is
one of the most elegantly furnished in
the mountains.
. The MENDHA MINEs.--The Mendha
company own and are developing in
Highland district eight mines, in all, six
of which were not noticed in our late
special report. But the Mendha ant
2 Arizona lodges are the most important
Q at least so far as extent OF development
} goes.
GONG EAsT.-A. d. Cook, for som,
. time past in the employ OF ]. J. Halpi,
3 e. Co., leaves this morning for New Yorl
: on pleasure and business combined. Mr.
n Cook leaves large circle of friends whc
e wish for him pleasant trip and speed,
return.
!, ALMOST A FlRE.--A large pile of shay
{ ings became ignited near the Mendh
r Mill, at Highland last Sunday, by care
e lessly casting aside lighted match
k which momentarily threatened con
flagration. Fortunately the flames wer
+ noticed in time to prevent damage.
= A LETTER SUPERscRIprIoN.- lette
9 reached here by yesterdays mail, nd
d DIRE sed rs follows:
Z" Mr. Postmaster. this love epistle speed
To chap that never smoked weed
= tbs A. l.. Wilson, noted scrub
And in Phoebe he spars for grub"
AN OLD REs1pENr.-John B. Best,
), former resident of Lincoln county, al
-. rived in this city on Sunday last, frol
the western part of the State. Mr.. Best
ut we believe, returns for the purpose q
m making this his future permanent home
~ A PRE-ARRANeED DOG F1aHr.-Sever,
m hundred went up to the head of Mai
re street, about five o'clock yesterday afte
u noon, to witness a pre-arranged figl
n between two full-blooded bulldogs. Tn
lie brutes fought with terrible ferocity.
" BLASTING PowDER.-Ph. Felsenth,
q: gives notice in another column that he
I'd receiving two car loads of Dupont
ed blasting powder. Mr.. Felsenthal is So
d. agent for the sale of this celebrated pov
m der in Phoebe.
IN IN The squaw referred to in the prece'
er ing issue as being in a furnishing cond
$. ton, having been cast off by her trb
he friends to die, is being cared for at Il
of hospital, and is rapidly recovering.
er WE may escape visitation of II
in smallpox, but the chances are against
Ter 1t is rapidly spreading in Utah; and o,
cal back streets are filthy enough to genera
,is it or any other pestilence.
THE Indian arrested yesterday afte
-. noon was found so badly injured that
'o' was thought necessary to call in a ST
de geon.
nc The Sheriff Of Elko county arriv
Gu Gu yesterday, and will return to-day wi
No Seamans, charged with embezzlement
He The evening star, these moonle