Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-05

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taken in advocating labor organizations;
and from that standpoint we hope
Phoebe Miners Union will be organized,
and, if organized, we shall give it every
reasonable encouragement.
THEArRE.-There is capital bill out
for tonight. The comedy Of the Little
Treasure" will be again produced, in re-
spouse to the request of many patrons.
Walter Maidenblush is a character e1-
actly suited to Mr.. Mcguire while the
part of Gertrude is naturally adapted to
Miss Maggie Knight. The after-piece
| will be Perfection This will be the only
performance this week, and we hope the
manager will be greeted with a good
house. The company will appear in Bull
lionvile Thursday evening and on next
Monday evening the long -looked.for Mr.
and Mrs. Bates will make their first APP
pearance, as is announced in another
column.
FooT-BALL. - Several hundred men
were engaged the greater part of yester-
day, at the intersection of Main and
Meadow Valley streets, playing football.
In the heat and excitement of the game
they scaled contiguous porch and house
roofs and disregarded the heavy snow
storm which prevailed. We regret to
say many were less healthily and pleas
urably engaged. Far better to devote
spare hours thus than in lounging
around saloons and card tables.
FURTHER SNow-FALL.-Yesterday, about
2 o'clock, snow again commenced falling,
and continued without intermission for
several hours. "The Oldest inhabit-
ant" can't remember anything like it
so he tells us; and we Judge it is some
thing new to the nomadic Shoshones and
Piutes. rs they crouched around for shell
ter, looking as despondingly as if they
thought universal humiliation was at
hand. The snow must have an average
depth of a foot this morning.
MAKE SPECIFIC CHARGEs-Our atten-
ton has been directed to the fact that it
is not unusual for certain officers to ar
rest parties guilty of minor offenses, con.
fine them in Jail over night, and then let
them 60 without entering complaint. We
do not, of personal knowledge, know that
these charges are true. Make direct
specific charges, and we shall chew to
the line, let the chips fall where they
may"
THE FRANKS ON THE RAMPAGE.-Frank
Milovich was yesterday arrested on tho
charge of threatening to commit murder.
Held to answer under thousand dollar
bond. And then came Frank Radich
and Frank Tukish to answer the charge
of assault and battery. They will APP
pear this morning at 10 o'clock. Officer
Boyd made these three arrests. Tho nc
cused are foreigners.
MORE SLEIGH R1p1NG.-Another sleigh
was yesterday improvised-bars Of iron
for runners with rock-a-way for the
body-and with four horses attached,
gaily caparisoned and well provided with
bells, it presented a very creditable ap.
pearance. 1t is unnecessary to say il
was, and will be rs long as the snow lasts
in constant motion.
WE GIVE IT UP.-Why, we were
asked, yesterday, can We not have as full
, and complete protection to life and prop
,, erty as they have in the interior towns Of
,, New York, our criminal code being
modelled from that of the Empire State
We give it up; but probably those having
in hand the administration OF the laws
can answer.
!, An ERROR. The New York Bakery is {
few doors east Of the postofice. W.
enormously had it in our last east OF thu
Courthouse. 1t opened with as man!
customers as could well be accommo
2 dated. The proprietor is already arrang
: ing to extend the culinary department
: Mus. LOWELL finding it impossible tt
!. dispose of the tickets for her raffie q
: soon as expected, it has been unavoida
bly, postponed for few days--ths sno'
o storms preventing the ladies from can CO.
wasting for the sale Of tickets. In
rattle will take place soon. 800, o.,