Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-19

MISUNDERSTANDING the con.
tinuous snowfall of yesterday evening,
there was a crowded house, every seat in
the dress circle being filled, the occu.
pants mostly arriving in carriages
which is an epoch in the dramatic histo-
ry of Phoebe. Mrs. Bates again rem
dered her splendid conception of the
dual role of Isabel Carlyle and Madam
Vine, and in the latter caused pocket
handkerchiefs to be i'll great demand
among the fairer portion of the audience.
Mr.. +. M. Bates played Carlyle in an
easy and gentlemanly style, and was
very impressive in the latter scenes of
the play. AS Levison Mr.. Dindsay did
WE'LL and Mr.. Dunno deserves credit for
his Earl of Mount Severn. Mr.. Mcguire
was excellent in relating the story of
Hallijohn's murder; and last, but not
least, the ladies gave splendid support
Miss Marion playing Barbara in a style
that promises much for her future. To-
night the beautiful play of Ingomar will
be performed, Mr.. Bates as Ingomar and
Mrs. Bates in her charming character of
Parthenia. Reserve your seats early.
ZINE BEEF CATrLE.-Fine beef cattle
are coming into town constantly from
grazing fields on the eastern slope of the
Wasatch mountains, fifteen miles east of
Kanarra. They reach our markets in as
good beefing condition as stall-feed ami
mails of the East. The grass in the To-
cality referred to is said to be nutritious
and abundant the year around
LETTER ON PNEUMoN1A.-Th letter in
this issue on pneumonia, its unusual
prevalence and fatality here, will be
found interesting. We should like to
hear from whoever may have additional
light to throw on the subject. The au-
thor certainly writes as if he understood
his subject thoroughly, giving us sound
ideas and valuable suggestions.
A BEAUTIFULLY PRINTED ALMANAC -
We have received, for gratuitous dis
tribution, from Crane & Halves, general
agents on the Pacific coast of the New
York Life Insurance Company, limited
number of beautifully printed and hand
Drop in and get II copy-as long as they
| last.
HARD TINES WITH THE DEMI- MONDE. -
Attachments were yesterday laid Oh
three different houses of iil-fame-one
from the District and two from the Jus
tees Court. We don't know who the
"keepers" of these houses of prostitu
ton are but they have been duly ap
pointed by the proper authorities.
IL1..-Guy Thorpe, Cashier in Wells
Fargo & Cos banking department, ha
been confined to his room by sickness
since Saturday last. We are pleased t.
state, however, that he was better las
night, and unless some unexpecte
change taxes place, he will be all RICH
again in few days.
| MAJOR PEcK, an extensive operator i
live stock, brought in, last week
seventy head of steers and two hundre
head of sheep, for which he found
ready sale at our meat markets. He ha
returned to Utah to buy more stoc
from the Mormon cooperative herds.
Trout FROM PARowAN. wagon loa
of fine trout came into town yesterda
from Lake Parowan, about hundre
and sixty miles little north of east frol
here, in the Wasatch range. Some {
them weigh ten pounds. They sold {
reasonable figures.
GooDs REcEIvED.-Jacobs & Sultan
yesterday, received from Toano, lare
amount of merchandise, embracin
nearly all the staples. They were onl
three weeks on the road, and arrived
good condition. The freighters repo
heavy roads. ,-.... ...
UNUSUAL SCENE HERE.--In the la
two days We have noticed sled-loads
wood passing through our streets. v
believe this is the first sleding in II
history of the camp.
DAMAGED NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. of o,
merchants has Just received quanti'
of damaged goods. They had been lo1
delayed. .-.. .
. WE noticed two or three drunken MT
. lying out in the storm last night-deli
. erately counting death.
PETITIONS are circulating in this eli