Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-18

absent, counsel for the defendant moved
that the case be dismissed. Motion over
ruled. Defendant then withdrew his
plea of not guilty, and entered his plea of
guilty of assault, District Attorney con-
senting. Jury was discharged. Good.
win will appear for sentence Saturday.
March 22d at 10 clock a. m.
Adjourned until III o'clock tomorrow.
THEATRE.-Last night was duly cele-
brated at this place of amusement by a
tirst-rate Irish comedy. Mrs. F. NJ.
Bates as Judy O'Trot in Ireland as It
Was" fairly astonished us; her "brogue"
was rich and racy, and her make up"
and jig dancing quite carried the house
by storm. Mr.. Bates as Dan O'Carolan
was excellent. Messrs. Dunno, Lor-
raine and Mcguire did very well.
Tonight double bill is offered, and
those who do not 60 and see Ireland as
1t was, will lose treat. The Wearing of
the Green, by Mrs. Bates, and the COM
pany, was well received. Tomorrow
evening Mrs. F. NJ. Bates takes a com.
plimentary benefit. We can anticipate
II crowded house.
ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGE OF REvoL-
VERA revolver dropped off a shelf, in
saloon, yesterday, the conclusion dis
charging two balls. One of the balls.
we are told, struck on the opposite side
OF the street, which was thronged with
people at the time of the accident. Han.
die those death-dealing instruments care
fully, boys,
A BEAUTIFUL PRESENT TO THE Phoebe
HOSE CoMpANY.-A Seautifal and costly
flag. manufactured by Norcross & Co..
San Francisco, arrived in this city YES
terday, by express, and will be present.
ed to the Phoebe Hose Company. It
cost 5000. The presentation will. we
understand, be made by lady of this
city.
A CYPRIAN ON THE RAMpAGE.-An IN.
per Main street courtezan, named Buck.
land, was yesterday afternoon arrested
oy ofhcer Plerson for getting on the
rampage and disturbing the neighbor-
hood for three or four squares around
her residence. She paid her fine and
was released.
DIED AT BRISTOL. William Caldwell
infant son of John Caldwell, of Bristol
district, died day before yesterday. He
was two years old. 1t is rumored that
he died Of meningitis, the spotted
fever of Utah and CALIFORNIA; can't
write positively on that point, however.
SUBJECT TO GALA small sum of
money has been left at this Office for the
benefit OF Mr.. Mexican. tits the surplus of
what was collected to send Mr.. McComb.
a11lcted with rheumatism, to his friends,
1t was left With us for the purpose desip-
mated by Mr.. Shelly.
AN ORDERLY DAY.-It is worthy of
notice that St. Patrick's Day passed off
yesterday in most orderly manner.
scarcely case OF intoxication occurred
Inns Is remarkable, as all classes Joined
as they usually do, our Irish citizens in
their publications.
SHEEP ARRIVED. -Four hundred and
seventy-one sheep arrived yesterday af-
ternoon, from Cedar City, Iron county.
Utah They are very fat and have been
LED nothing from the stack during the
winter-having subsisted entirely on the
Wild grass ranges.
DIED IN THE Hosp1yAL.-I,o,is To
Blanc died in the hospital Sunday, and
was buried yesterday. He was middle.
aged man. He died from n waste of
physical energies which he himself
coutd nave done more towards checking
than medical art.
OFFICERS WOODRUFF and Mckee made
couple OF arrests yesterday afternoon
1or disturbing the peace, the particulars
OF which we failed to obtain. We will
probably obtain them from the Justices
records to-day.
JOSEPH CLARK, formerly of the Gould
4 Curry mine, Gold Hill, and brother Of
>. z. Clark, of the Floral mill, arrived
on the last coach, and contemplates max.
Ing Phoebe his future home.
UNDER OBLIGATIoN.-The District
Court Clerk and his efficient Deputies
nave our thanks for enabling us to make
up our court proceedings from the
records. -
FREIGHT FOR HIKo-Two loads of min
ing material, ore cars and iron for a tun.
nei track, went out yesterday for the
Green Monster mine, in Pahrangat.
DUE from Hamilton by stage this after
noon: i. Foss, ]. Lemoges and son, A.
Desnlelds, Captain Mallett. j. r. With.