Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-10


before nightfall, when dog fight was
precipitated at the corner of Main and
Lacour street.-The great center of dog
fights, breaking broncos, oke-forcing
auctioneers, rough-and-tumbles, and
other amusements of man and beast-and
in just half a minute from the first yelp
of the struggling CANNES thousand
men were thronging around them, and
half minute later they were clinching
awning-posts. covering goods boxes, and
crowding each other like packed sardines.
With regret and disgust the assembled
multitude witnessed the termination of
the combat without either dog being
killed or even seriously hurt, and then
sullenly dispersed, hoping something
more important would turn up next
time.
Ice CREAM SALOON. John Connerton,
the pioneer vender of ice cream in
Phoebe, having procured from the East
ern manufacturers the only machine for
the manufacture of the article now in
use ON the Pacific coast, gives notice to
his old customers. and to the new ones,
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that, on and after Sunday, the 18th inst,
he will reopen his ice cream saloon,
at the head of Main street. on
Panaca Flat. A fine swing has been
added for the amusement of customers,
and in fine, no expense has been spared
to make it the finest place of resort in
Phoebe. The richest and most delicious
ice cream and other refreshments always
on hand. Open from 9 "a. m, until IL
p. m
The VARIETIEs.-The attendance at
the theater last night was not as good as
the performances merited, though the
dress circle was well filled. The pro-
gramme for tonight is unusually attrac-
tive the full force OF the troupe being
billed, and each one accorded his or her
speciality. A great feature of the nights
entertainment will be challenge Jig
dance between Miss Josephine and Lar
kin, the championship to be decided by
vote of the audience; besides which
there are many other novelties and new
features presented.
LONG VALLEY DISTRICT. from
this new district, about 40 miles south
east of Phoebe, continue very encourag-
ing. The lodges continue to improve in
extent and richness, and those owning
and developing them are as sanguine as
miners can be. They hope to get ma
chinery in the district some time during
the summer.
IT is not unusual to see Indians, mael
and female, stretched out on the ground
on the principal streets summing them
selves. forcing pedestrians to walk around
their lazy carcases. Would it not be
well enough to stop this aboriginal va
grancy?
MORE SHOOTING, LMosT.-Two men,
whose names we failed to get, had their
hands on their revolyers last night for a
mortal combat, when friends interfered
and prevented bloodshed. The occur.
renee took place on Main street, neal
Meadow Valley. Keep cool, boys.
, POSTMASTER ABRAHAM informs us thai
he thinks he will succeed in having the
!, Postoffice made a money-order Office
some time this summer.
The new brick block of Henry Lewis
., Main s,ro.t on,os;to Iaoo,r l.
, ba;,a aisaontiv fr;sbad az for ,ha 40 q
cention q GOODS
RET Of fiftv dollars was mazda vester
9 dov ,bot tho Ar,e.;or Wou Comror,
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from the time that being commence
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i much on !. % .ne L,un Gnio,,ue siass na
I ebrated mines OF Ely district.
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Four large bars of fine million from Nh,
Portland mine will be shipped this morn
, ing by wells, Fargo 20.
THE local stock market is lively ms