Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-25

uEo. Nj. MchEAN.-This gentleman
1t will be remembered, was injured by
Premature explosion in the Peacocl
mine, some months since, by which botl
eyes were destroyed. His condition
elected the warmest sympathy from til,
whole community, and a handsome sun
was raised for his benefit among the lib
eral and generous people of Phoebe. B,
letter to P. j. H. Smith we learn thai
Mr.. Mexican is living as quietly and
comfortably as could be expected, at the
house of Mrs. DR.. White, 2213 Larkir
street, San Francisco. Mr.. Mexican has
sent his photograph to Mr.. Smith, and
Georges friends can have a view of his
shadow, although the substance has
passed beyond our view. We shall neye,
cease to feel an interest in his welfare,
THEArER.- Notwithstanding the un.
pleasant state of the weather last even.
ing, Hanly's Hall was we'll filed to wit
ness the representation of Ten Nights
IN Bar-room. Being unable to wit.
the entire entertainment, we cannot
enter into details at this time, and
must defer any particular notice of the
play until we have had an opportunity to
devote more time to the subject. Suffice
1t to say that all acquitted themselves
well, and that the audience were well
pleased with the rendition of the play.
Ten Nights in Bar-room" will be re-
peated this evening. to be followed by
the "Swiss Cottage"
STRAY HoRsE.-On Sunday night q
small brown horse known as Johnny
SCHNEIDER, raised by Landlord. of Mea-
dow Valley, and branded al" Oh the
left shoulder, snip in nose; had on sur
cingle and blanket. Whoever will re-
turn the horse or give information of his
whereabouts, so that can get him, will
be suitably rewarded. Jot Travis.
The GREAT MINING SuIT.-Ye sterday
Judge Mesick, of counsel for the Hermes,
closed his argument against the motion
for new trial in the case of the Ray
mond * Ely Mining Company VS.. the
Hermes Mining Company. At the open
ing OF Court this morning Judge CARRIER,
in behalf of the Raymond and Ely Com.
pany, will begin his argument in favor of
the motion now pending.
YESTERDAY morning we heard young
hoodlum express the opinion that Caval-
lier's failure was one of the best things
that ever happened for Phoebe. After
next pay day times will again be lively"
said he, for now the miners will gamble
off their money, instead of investing in
stocks, and every body will get a chance
at it..
LAS VEGAs.-Los Vegas is often used
but We find that it is improperly so used.
Nelazquez, in his Spanish and English
Dictionary Ga standard authority defines
vega as substantive feminine; tract
of level and fruitful ground; mead or
meadow, (Cnba) tobacco field. Hence
1t should be written or printed Las Vegas
not Los Vegas, as is generally the case.
AMERICAN FLAG.-In our mining re-
view on Sunday last it was inadvertently
stated that the ore from this mine was
pSibb ShiGItu ~ tuc Mill. III
this respect we were in error, as the
American Flag Company has its own
mill at which all ores from that mine are
crushed. /
BE CAREFuL.-While everything is dry
as finder and high winds prevail, extra
caution should be taken to guard against
fire. Such carelessness as throwing
ashes, containing live Goals or sparks in
to the stseet, is reprensible in the highest
degree.
HIGH WINDS. Yesterday the winds
howled and roared, sending clouds of
dust in every direction. stovepipe hats
and broad-brimmed "sombreros'' were
not in demand. Holders of stock in
"Washoe zephyrs'' sold short.
JUDGE PERLEY leaves to-day for his
ranch in Steptoe Valley, and will be alb
sent about ten days. Judge Perley is
one of the live men of Phoebe, and has
large amount of capital in
farming and stock raising.
New FIRE ALBANIA triangle has
been erected in front of Browns Hall,
which is to be used to give the alarm in
case of fire. The fire bell at the engine
house will also be used SO as to make the
alarm general.
The Masonic BALL.-The opening last
evening gave promise of a pleasant time
to all the participants, We shall give the
event additional notice tomorrow.
BIsRoP AND LEES old stand is full Of
choice drugs and chemicals-they buy
Tor cash-sell cheap and never move.
The passengers telegraphed from Pal
SADIE yesterday were; M. COIN, Doc.
O'Neil, N. G. CARRIER and Mr.. Lombere.