Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-22

VI The MONTANA WAR
OLA1Ms.-Ihe passage of the law author
ZlnS the payment Of the Montana war
claims, for services rendered and sun
plies furnished in the campaign against
the Yellowstone tribes in 1867. causes
considerable rejoicing in this part of the
country. A number of the claimants
are citizens of Phoebe, and their vouchers
are ior such supplies as General Hardie,
III MS report, most especially recon-
mended for payment Our townsman
ana Sherlff, Yves. Travis, holds vouchers
Tor horses furnished the cavalry depart.
ment to the amount of nearly 100000.
THEATER.-One of the most brilliant
houses Of the season assembled last
night. So great was the success of Mrs.
Bates as Leah that there will scarcely be
standing room in any part of the house
tonight. Mr.. and Mrs. Bates were most
voclferously called before the curtain
after the curse scene. We never saw an
audience SO excited, Mrs. Bates, by her
magnificent acting causing perfect flu.
rore. Tonight Leah and Turn Him Out.
There will be matinee to-day at 2 d.
IN. for families. Give the young ones
treat. East Lynne will be played at the
Matinee.
MARRIAGE IN HIGH LIFE.-Judge C. II.
Belknap, of the Supreme Court, and
Jennie, daughter of Governor L. r.
Bradley, were to have been married at
Carson City night before last, at the
Catholic Church, after which grand re-
ception was to take place at the Cover
nor's residence. Information from q
private and reliable source.
The Eureka Sentinel, of February IS,
says: Judge Geo. G. Berry, of Hum
boldt county, called on US yesterday, and
his genial conversation and benevolent
countenance left a streak of sunshine in
our office. He goes to San Francisco on
business. The Judge, we believe, con-
templates making Phoebe his future per-
manent home.
WE yesterday saw Shoshone steal a
loaf of bread from market-basket that
the owner had set down on his porch,
while he went around to enter the house
from the rear. The hungry devils are
almost as bad as Indian agents; the
former steal to fill their bellies, and the
latter to fill their pockets.
The hoodlums are now finding en-
ployment by putting up in conspicuous
places, under the cover of night posters
OF facetious and vulgar character. One,
OF barn-door proportions, warns the
passer-by to beware Of epizootic
within"
MARKET OvER-srocKEp. An ac-
quaintance just down from Montana
tells us that xxx flour is offered in the
agricultural districts of that Territory at
Sl.25 per 100, without finding pur-
chasers.
A CITIZEN saw man amusing himself
yesterday, by shooting the ravens, down
by the slaughter-house, near the Gene
terry. We regret there is no law under
which he could have been arrested and
fined.
The mud is flowing off towards Dry
Valley. This generation will not be
benefited by it, however, as there are
several large mountains to float off be-
fore the supply is exhausted.
DEATH OF CHINA WoMAN.-A Chinese
prostitute died on Lower Main street
yesterday forenoon, and will be buried
by her countrymen between twelve and
one O'Clock this afternoon.
DIVINE SERVICE. There will be Pres
byterian service in the District Court
room on Sunday evening, at clock p.
m. Sunday School at 2 o'clock in the
afternoon. All are invited.
ATTACHMENTS D1sMIssED.-All the at
tachments on the property of Clark &
Killman have been released by the pay
ment of the claims ON which they were
based.
JoT Travis brought in two horse
thieves by last nights Hamilton's stage.
Flying Dutchman" is the name of one
of the Adventures, we are informed.
For WALLAPAI.-See Patrick Kely's
advertisement in this issue. He offers
all who wish to make trip to Wallapai
district good opportunity to do so.
DRUNK AND DIsoRDERLY-Cha Cum
mings was yesterday calaboosed for being
drunk and disorder -the first case of
the kind for week.
ARRIVAL OF GooDs.-Jumes Cronan
has just received 1000 pounds of candles
of superior quality, and large guam
tity of other goods.
ATTACHMENT suits continue to multi
ply in the Justice's Court. A half dozen
additional writs were issued and served
yesterday
G. w. WATSON has accepted the ap.
pointment of Superintendent of the
Parian mine.
TIM SHEEHAN is the only passenger an
nounced to arrive from Hamilton to-day.