Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-15

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sembled on the occasion of Mr.. Lind.
says benefit. The play of the "Marble
Heart" was splendidly performed by all
the characters. Mrs. Z. NJ Bates, as
Marco gave us another splendid speci.
men of her histrionic ability; Mr.. Bates
as poetic Raphael was in the latter scenes
quite carried away with that enthusiastic
and impassioned spirit with which the
sculptor should be endowed. Mr..
and also as Diogenes in the first act. His
rendering of the particular excellencies OF
Lindsay as Voltage was very good,
the magic lantern" was well received.
Mr.. Dunno as Veaudore, MIR. Mcguire as
the Viscount and Mr.. Lorraine as Fred
erick were very good. Miss Marion played
the part of Marie with an appreciation OF
the part, it requiring exactly the subdued
tone which she gave the character. To-
night the most attractive bill of the sea-
son is offered in Bulwer's celebrated play
of 1.-THE Lady of Lyons" Mr.. Bates as
Claude Melnotte, and Mrs. F. NJ. Bates
as Pauline. To be followed by "Box &
| Cox" ...
GAY AND FEsTIvE.-The observed of
all observers on the streets yesterday
was young Piute squaw for whom a
half dozen clever and fun-loving cypri-
ans had overhauled their ward robes and
stripped them of everything representing
any one of the colors of the rainbow, or
all of them mixed. She looked, in fact,
more like a chunk of rainbow configured
into human shape than anything else-or
would have so appeared had it not been
for the clumsy, old stogy boots she wore
Her train-bearers, too, detracted from the
poetical etfect-being greasy bucks who
looked as if they had just dried them
selves in the sun after bathing in swill-
barrels with their clothes on. We advise
that squaw to not 60 near the Indian
agent with her fine clothes, or she will
lose 'em, sure.
THE CASE OF J. NJ. HARR1GAN.-J. NJ.
Harrigan, who was arrested on charge
of assault with deadly weapon on NJ.
STAIRS, was examined before Justice
Stoutenburgh yesterday, and acquitted.
The evidence was conclusive that STAIRS
was the aggressor, and, therefore, the
said STAIRS was required to foot the
bill of costs in the case, amounting to
over S75. Harrigan was rearrested on
the charge of disturbing the peace,
plead guilty, and paid his fine.
A New SALooN.--The Oriental is
new candidate for public favor which
will be opened on Meadow Valley street
tonight. The bar and furniture are
among the most elegant in the mountains,
and connected with the institution is a
we'll arranged shooting gallery. There
will doubtless be crowded house Mt the
opening. We will refer to the Oriental"
again, when it gets under Roadway.
HIGHLAND AND THE New MrLL.-Su-
perintendent Matthy is pushing ahead
work on the new Mendha mill ut High
land as rapidly as possible, but progress
IS somewhat impeded by the scarcity of
lumber. Development continues in the
mines around the mill with undated en-
ergy. We may pay the locality visit,
IN day or two, for special report.
INTERESTING SHOOTING MAroH.-Two
experts, B. and p. went out yesterday to
try their skill on a wager with revolve,s.
The target was the side of an old house
and the bulls eye an ox's skull. After
discharging six bullets each they saved
their reputation by deciding that all the
balls passed through one of the eye-sock.
ets-and thus it was they hit the bulls
eye every clip.
A PlocHE MAN PAYS TITH1NG. We
have it from good authority that one of
Brigham Young's enthusiastic adherents
in this place has paid into the Mormon
treasury, since he came to Phoebe. a titb-
ing tax of $1,000 in coin; and he has no
idea OF future reputation, either. Lucky
Brigham: unfortunate zea!ots.
WILL COTTON, an old resident of
Phoebe, and brother of c. S. Cotton, the
efficient Deputy Recorder, arrived by the
last Salt Lake stage from a five-months'
visit to his home in Canada. He will
now settle down in Phoebe for a perma-
nency.
IHE war department memorial monu-
ment, on Upper Meadow Valley street,
will be planted to-day 1t is the first
monument of the kind east of Mount
Diablo. The nearest one to it will he
erected somewhere north of Corinne.
Utah.
ARRESTED FOR AssAULr.-John Peoples
was yesterday arrested for assault and
battery, gave bail for his appearance. and
will have a jury trial in the Justice s Court
this evening, commencing at Z o'clock.
He was arrested by officer Gray.
STOLE A GRrND-sroNE.-A large grind.
stone was stolen from Boone L. Dolman's
corral night before last, frame and ALL
including the old rusty tin bucket that
was used for pouring water on it. What
next?
In the District Court, yesterday, the
case OF the State VS.. Haggerty, indicted
for murder, was given to the jury at half
past 4 O'Clock p. m. They had returned
no verdict at IL o'clock.
The management of the proposed ball
for the benefit of the Society st. Vincent
de Paul are making every preparation to
insure grand success.
A wELL-KNowN citizens got the best of
no