Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-07-17

THEATER.-Owing to the excessiyelA
warm weather there was q slim attend.
ance at the theater last evening. The
play OF Uncle Toms Cabin ought 10
have drawn a crowded house, consider
ing that the events which brought ont the
work of Harriet Beecher Stowe, from
which this play has been dramatized.
created revolution which overthrow the
institution against which Mrs. Stowe d.
rerted the powers Of her pen. The play
last night was well rendered. Carrie
Carter, Bella Bird, George f. Bird. Ma
guire and Pierce delneated the different
characters assigned to them verv well
indeed. Uncle Tom Cabin" will be
repeated tonight, and we hope the man.
agement will be greeted by full house.
The troupe now performing here is
worthy of public patronage, aud theater.
goers owe it to themselves to give the
company liberal support !
Coon BoND.-ln the replevin suit
brought by X. j. Hanley against the
Sheriff, now pending in the District
Court, the bondsmen of Hanley were re-
CURED to appear and justify before
Judge Fuller yesterday. The replevin
bond was given in the sum of IS,
and the sureties required to Justify in
double that amount, or $4,000. There
were eight or nine names on the bond,
and each OF them, after full examine
ton, was accepted, as it appeared, in
many cases, that they were worth more
than double the amount for which they
had become liable on the bond, in unen-
numbered property, within the county,
not exempt from execution.
The RAcEs.--Day before yesterday
over the track at the Fonr-mile House,
the following races were run: First,
Hanley's mare Reindeer and Travis
horse Johnny SCHNEIDER, single dash of
a mile; won by Reindeer-time 2O4.
Second, Hanley's bay colt Charley and
Travis bay mare, one mile; won by the
latter in POT. Finlay mare and Niger
Baby, 800 yards; won by the last named.
Fourth, half mile race between Pumpkin,
Switchtail, Slim Jim and Hanley's mare
Fan; won by Fan in "a, carrying $50
pounds. This is the fastest half mile
ever made over that track.
BONDS FILED AND PROPERTY RELEIsED.
Some days ago an attachment was levied
upon the stock and fixtures of the Ar
mory Hall saloon at the suit OF George
W. Chesley & Co. VS.. Il. ]. Hanly.
Thereubon X. j. Hanley put in an APP
pearance and replevined the property
from the Sheriff. So the matter rests at
present, but the question in regard to the
ownership will be determined at some
future time, and before the District
Court. In the meanwhile the rights of
creditors and the Sheriff also are Sc
cured.
The MAIN WATER PIpE.-A few days
ago complaint was made about rock
from the Phoebe Phenix dump being
thrown upon the main pipe of the
Floral Springs Water Company. In
reference to this matter Captain Nelson
requests us to say that what is CON-
planned of occurred before he became
Superintendent. He will communicate
with the Trustees in relation to the
matter, and endeavor 10 have the evil
complained of removed as soon as pos
sible.
DISTRICT CoURT.-The Court meets on
Saturday morning, when partial report
of the Grand Jury will be presented, and
motions made.
THERE will be meeting of the Royal
Arch Masons, at the hall on Lacour
street, this evening, to work in the
Mark Masters Degree.
A.. Redwell and Robert Meinke feft
Hamilton yesterday for this city.