Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-01

HEATER. Last hlSut tueIe WIS
Splendid house to witness the perform
mc, Of Elizabeth. Taking all Mrs.
Bates previous performances into con-
sd,raion, excellent as they were in
themselves, yet now we feel justified in
saving that we did not see her act until
bit lght She was repeatedly called
before the curtain by most enthusiastic
audience. Her diction of the two let
tS her various scenes with Essex; were
\ l qyen with every attention to such
Erpay, as is necessary to the correct
prMyal of Elizabeth. Essex was given
ln@l.ndid style by Mr.. +. NJ. Bates.
| T5 has, in this character, outdone all
pyOus efforts since his appearance
.a The play was put on the stage
Tl great care, and the company,
IsHs Lindsay, Mcguire, Dunno,
LGnine, and Mr.. Robins (who made
Is final appearauce), gave excellent sup
H Miss Marian as Lady Howard did
nl and Miss Maggie Knight made a
Mdsome page. Altogether, with the
iiant dressing ETC., Elizabeth is I'M
9lbtedly the grandest success Of the
ason so far. Its repetition tonight
Jl insure crowded house. At 2 p. m.
aday there will ba n matinee perform
nce given, at which the school children
viii attend. Tickets, for evening per-
irmauce, for reserved seats and boxes,
ON be had from Mr.. German, at his Of
be-, near Clancy's, Main street.
How THE ROAD WAS OPENED OVER
PATTERSON MouNTAIN.-The enterprisine
pOprictors Of the Hamilton stage line
sHt ont men from this city, day before
] Sterday, to shovel the snow from the
4 had over Patterson Mountain-whicl
Was from ten to twenty feet in depth
\ Having got to the scene of the blockade
/ 'ney hit upon more effective plar
| mi opening the road. A large drove o
texas cattle on the opposite side OF tn,
mountain, numbering nearly two hund
Ieu, Were driven across the mountain
'ld back again, after which the stage
we're driven over from both directions
a an idea as novel as it has proven valua
AIlocHEIE AFTER Precious STONES
A Fischer, formerly a miner OF an
se' Known in this district, is now in Ne'
''eAlco interested in precious stone dc
posts, which are about $50 miles sout
W VI. santa Fe. He has sent to Charlie
!; "leoefhold some fine samples of til
wTylllS' embracing emeralds and rubies
lucy are large and clear, seeming to b
Ty' only genuine but high-grade stones
s4''e precious stone deposits are excl
ny no little interest throughout Ne
@"'Io' The samples referred to can |
srl oy calling on Mr.. Wiederhold. F,
|s developments will be laid before OF
s Gaers' We do not believe this is al
'asF Arnald humbug.
n NARE TREAT FOR THE LITTLE ONE
,'uk Wheeler, Esq, and ono or tv
"4'f Olg-hearted citizens, whose nam,
q w nave not obtained, have paid Man
VI Mcguire for the admission of all IL
n tlaIars OF the district school to a dt
,t,.pptmance at the theatre this afternoo
n mme request of these generous gentl
Na ; Two entertaining farces have BET
VIM fInI,aly selected for the occasion.
i We rare treat for the little ones, nj
ton nope they will show their appreci
na nol the disinterested cleverness
bs;r e II, aHsslduity and cheerfulness
h, LIRE WARDEN should be appoint
we Commissioners, without della
4,'S duty it would be to see that t
5or nan u are always in good order al
On, pipes and fiues in safe conditio
4 pnsS ''ention has been directed to sto,
tn p~s On Meadow Valley street viii
IN se from the side of frame hous
abova .hoft distance, one but few fl
10 OH we ground, and in close proxim
Ore Est, buildings. Sparks from thu
aaam oie any moment to wrap the G
"a n. A1SrED AND RELEASED ON BAIL
,.s taS sheriff ]. R. Hoag yesterday
Or m Dry Valley, two men, nam
lie a. pelhanty and John Sullivan,
We hbarse OF making threats against Ii
+ sonnla 1--we not been informed who
4 serss snant is. Delhanty and Sulliv
ley Seaged on one of the Meadow V
appea, tnpany mills. Bound over
''' 'or hearing on the 9Th inst.