Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-17

fIoChE AGAINST THE WoRLD--We VIII
bet new hat that there is not another
town Of the same size in America as lib
eral as Phoebe is in encouraging horse
racing. We have at least three thousand
inhabitants, the streets are always
thrcnged with men, women and child
rem, on business or pleasure, but we
give up the principal thoroughfare any
time for an exciting horse race. Two
celebrated nags were yesterday entered
on Main street for quarter of mile
heat up Meadow Valley, and, considering
the grade of the track, very good time
was made. Considerable money changed
hands on the occasion, We have been
told.
Mckee, yesterday evening happened,
''just in the nick OF time, f" to arrive at the
scene OF threatened row between Main
and Cedar streets. Violent threats were
being made and pistol had been drawn,
we understand. The officer arrested the
indictments who were afterwards
released, there having been no actual
assault, and they promising to maintain
peaceful relations towards each other in
the future.
ARRESTED ON SuspIcIoN.--A man was
arrested in Boone & Dolman's corral,
about half-past eight O'Clock last night
on the charge of having stolen two sad
dies from Boone & Dolman's stables late
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ing. A part Of one Of the saddles was
found under the mans blankets about
| noon yesterday. The accused will have
an examination before Justice Stouten-
burgh this forenoon.
STALAcIITEs.-We have been shown
some very beautiful stalactites or crystal
pendents from the Cave mine at Bristol.
Some of them were as clear as diamond,
some rose-colored, and others reflect.
ed all the hues Of the rainbow. They
are found in great profusion between the
walls and the mineral vein of that cele.
brated mine.
CHINESE IMNIGRANTs.-A number of
Chinese, the majority being females,
arrived day before yesterday, and were
put in stalls down among the lowe,
Main street dens of opium fumes and
iniquity. A little of that sort of increase
of population twill go long way"
MONTANA M1NE.-A meeting Of the
owners of the Montana mine will be held
at the Office of T. A. Stoutenburgh, thu
Treasurer of the company, on Sunday
evening, May IL, up stairs over Der
mer S saloon.
The holders of Page & Panaca stool
were greatly excited for while yester
day, by report which had got afloa
that ore had been struck in the works o.
that company. The report was withou
foundation. ... ....
Dissolution OF CoPARTNERsHIP.- A.
will be seen by an advertisement in thi,
issue, the copartnership between Hardin
q Strong, engaged in the saloon business
has been dissolved by mutual consent.
ARRIVAL OF BISHOP WHITAKER.-Thil
eminent divine has arrived in Phoebe
and will, we understand, officiate in tn,
Episcopal church tomorrow forenoon
and afternoon.
THE falling weather we have been hav
ing has reinvigorated vegetation. Tn
wild grasses are springing up with new
life all around us.
The following passengers left Hamil
ton yesterday for Phoebe Fannie Taylor
Mrs. L. Hammond and c. F. Hayward
GRAIN ARRIyED.-Forty tons of grain
from Utah, have been delivered to on
firm in the city within the last two days
New WATER-TANKs.-New water-tank
of large size, are being erected by tn
Raymond & Ely Company.
REMOVED -Miley e. Laage, CONNECTION
ers, have removed to the next door abov
Halpin & Co., on Main street.
SEE what Mike McClusky has to sa.
under the head OF New To-day" -"
FRESH Garden Seeds at Alexanders.