Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-11

deprecate this silly weakness cihlh
no other title land a higher and prouder
title could not claim) than that OF sim
ple American citizen-an honored title
which this great country, in her exalted
and generous liberality to the alien and
the stranger who has found refuge
within her domain, has nobly bestowed
upon me. l have the honor to be, re-
spectfully, A. B. O'DoUGHERTY.
THEArER night Mr. F. NJ. Bates
must have felt gratitied at the large audi
ence there assembled to do honor to the |
occasion of his benefit. Richlieu is I'M
doubtedly the best character that Mr..
Bates has essayed in this city. Through
out the impersonation gave evidence OF a
very arduous study of the character. AS
Julia de Mortimer Mrs. F. M. Bates
played with that care which marks
all this lady's efforts. The company ap-
peared to good advantage. Mr.. Dunno
as De Maupra was good; Mr.. Lindsay as
Baradas played we'll; Mr.. Mcguire acted
the small part of Joseph with distinct
ness of character that was praiseworthy;
Mr.. Lorraine as the King, and Messrs.
Howe and Lowell did very well. To-
night the great sensation of Under the
Gaslight" will be produced, with new
scenic and mechanical effects. Knowing
how excellent the "Colleen Bawn" was
put on, we can anticipate the success of
'.Under the Gaslight." Tickets, as
usual, at Mr.. Germans, next door to
Clancy's saloon.
FURIOUS RUNAWAY. About one o'clock
Sunday afternoon there was furious
runaway of mixed team, consisting of
two mules and two mustangs-the latter
being in the lead, and doing all the dew
itry. The mules were thrown, and it
being down grade, the mustangs sue
ceeded in dragging them along with the
wagon several blocks. No serious dam
age, but one of the mules "got terrific
head put on him" a la Phoebe bruiser.
and lost five or six inches of one of his
ears. The mustangs appeared very much
discounted when they looked around
and saw the mules alive and the wagon
intact.
We understand that Judges Sanderson,
Haggin and Lake, of California, and
Judge Mesick, of Virginia, the eminent
counselors, are expected to arrive in
Phoebe during the week. 1t is reported
also that N. Greene Curtis, the distin-
guished advocate is coming from Sacra-
mento. They are ALL We believe, inter
ested in the great mining suits now pend
ing in the District Court.
= The heart of Mr. Gibfred, of the Sar
Francisco Restaurant, Meadow Valley
y street, was made to jump with JOY, da.
e before yesterday, by the receipt of tele
g gram from Detroit, Mich, his forme
home announcing that his wife had beef
. !, delivered of a bouncing female infant
!, He walks as if he wore cork-heels thre
- inches thick.
e CAPITALISTS CoMING.-A number OF til
o most prominent mining men of tn
. Pacific coast are reported to be on thei
= way here from San Francisco, to be pres
- ent during the trial of the importan
- mining cases now pending in the Sevent
70 District Court Others are expecte
from Salt Lake City and the East.
In the District Court, yesterday, tn
- case of the State VS.. John Haggerty, il
=. dicted for murder by the last Grand Jury
ell came ON for trial. The panel was eA
l. hausted without obtaining a jury, and
W special venire was issued, returnable da
Is after tomorrow at IL Il. III.
Or WIN. NJ. WILSON, formerly of the fri
ID of Travis e. Co., arrived in Phoebe nigl
ai before last, and will remain with us a
Is indefinite period. Mr.. Wilson has prom
p Using mining interests in this district al
comes to give them personal attention.
r. PLEAsURE.sEEKERs,w whose amusemen
NJ run in the Terpsichorean line, will fir
ne something interesting in the special n
in tice department this morning. O
in Harmony Hall will be gay and brillial
mt next "Wednesday night.
la COUNTY COMMISSIONERS. IN
! a yesterday, pursuant to adjournmer
n Some important business was transacte
~ The minutes not having been made IL
ed we will not be able to publish the repc
until tomorrow.
an JUDGE GoopRIcH, of Bullionville ,leav
M Phoebe this morning for Bristol Distri
is where he has extensive interests. '
BILE hope his wards down in quartz mill N
,se tropolis will behave themselves duri
to his absence.
I'd A LENGTHY New ADVERTISEMENT
he this issue will be found lengthy new
vertisement, headed mining Claims
Gated in the Meadow Valley District frt
ton 1864 to 1861"
the WM NJ JrppocR Sunerintapdept
mia the Floral Springs Water Works, has
uo- far recovered from his illness as to
Die again able to attend to the duties OF Il
art position.
in
but FINE GARDENS fine gardens
ing being planted just below 3ullionville q
around Panaca. The young vsgetat
non are above ground.