Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-22


ry of mining litigation in Nevada over
conflicting rights and titles is an unan-
swerable argument in favor Of acquiring |
Government titles to mining property at
the earliest moment. Any claim worth
developing is certainly worth patenting.
Saving few dollars in the beginning, |
through mistaken sense of economy, |
may in the future involve the expendi- |
ture of thousands. And patented mines |
| will always sell for large per centage |
more than those unpatented. In this
connection we direct attention to MIR. |
N. Wescoatt's advertisement, in this
issue. Mr.. w. has had long experience
| in this State and elsewhere as q mineral
surveyor, and is thoroughly versed in the
practice of procuring mineral patents.
| Call on him for consultation, If you
have any business to be transacted in
his line. His references are unques-
| tionable.
SUCCESS OF Mr.. McKEAN's BENEFIT
Never before were there so many crowded
into the theater rs last night. Every
nook and corner was occupied--it was
| literally packed with ladies' and gentle
men, and many, we presume, purchased
tickets who did not attend. Mr.. Rives,
in short speech, thanked the audience
for their attendance and the company for
their valuable services. Tonight will be
the last of Mrs. +. NJ. Bates engagement,
when will be presented the beautiful play
of East Lynne or the Elopement
F. M. Bates in the dual role of Lady Isa-
| bel and Madame Vine
FLYNN's IMMENSE STocK.-In another
column will be found MIR. Andrew
Flynn's new advertisement, setting forth
the inducements he offers to custom
ers. His stock is tremendous in pro-
portions, and probably the most varied
in the State. Being connected with one
of the largest boot and shoe manufac-
turing firms on the Pacific Coast of
which San Francisco is headquarters, he
is enabled to sell at very low figures. He
keeps everything in the boot and shoe
line for all classes Of customers. women
and children.
AN ANCIENT Conn., We were yesterday
shown q silver coin of the reign of YES
pasian, who succeeded Nero on the impe-
rial throne of Rome in the 69th year
after the birth of Christ. On one side is
the head of Vespasian in relief and laurel
crowned, and the other presents his name
in full with the denomination Of the piece.
1t is about of the circumference of five
cent piece, but nearly as heavy as q quar-
ter of dollar, being very thick. 1t is
we'll executed. 1t was presented to Miss
Clifton, the actress, in San Francisco.
The HOSE COMPANY BANNER.--The
banner received from San francisco for
the Phoebe Hose Company is splendid
gift. With staff and mountings it must
have cost 5000, at least. The prerenta-
tioh will take place at an early day.
, PosTpoNED-The ball for the benefit
: of st. Vincent de Paul Hospital has been
t further postponed. as will be seen by a
Q card in another column. Captain Hanly
r has generously volunteered the use Of
a Armory Hall for the occasion.
:, The bene fit of John Mcguire is post
poned until after Frank Hussey's en-
asement. This is at the request Of Iii,
). many friends in Phoebe, who intend, j,
I due time, to pack the house.
MORE CHICKEN STEAL1Na.--A Mr.
J Caldwell, who lives ON McCannon street
. had his chicken coop stripped, night be
;, fore last, of the fowls it coutained--twen
, ty-two in number
For the State of Nevada Lottery tick
!. cts go to H. r. Bceasey, Main street
and for the Omaha and ouisville, 60 t.
u H. M. Jameson's store ON Lacour street
:. The County Commissioners should
4 not adjourn at their next meeting with
4 out doing something towards improving
t. the sanitary condition Of the city.
n SHERIFF TRAVIS will soon return will
" one prisoner, arrested in San Francisco
on requisition of Governor Bradley, an,
y may have two in custody.
lie DUE from Hamilton to-day by Travi
" II Co.'S STAGE Charles H. Fisk, 7
Of Grizzlies and D. Mathews.
+, TIKI grapevines in and around S,
tv George are bursting into full foliage
ID with broad, green leaves.
The wife of Under Sheriff Herefor
ID is, We regret to learn, very ill., The symr
$. toms are not dangerous.
ed A New MINING TUNNEL.-A new tur
e. mel has been started into the mountai
es Just west of the Panaca.
NO WATER-CREss.-Th first water-cres
of the season was brought into mark'
-, yesterday.
he SEVERAL loads of hay arrived yeste
in day from the Sink of the Beaver rive
r. Utah.
to The prices of city property keep up,
~ is claimed rather higher than the demau
- justifies.
The District Court was not in sessio
&C. yesterday. Will be to-day.
n. A NUMBER of freight teams arrive
40 yoctordoy from, Toopo