Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-02

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fore long.
ANOTHER SHOOTING SCRAPE-A MAN
BADLY WoUNDED.-About two o'clock
yesterday morning Thomas O'Brien and
Barney Murray met at the Mint Saloon,
on Main street, and, without any angry
words passing between them, if our in.
formation is correct, O'Brien drew ms
revolver and shot Murray, the ball hit
ting him on the left breast, passing clear
through the body in diagonal direction,
and coming out just below and back OF
| the left shoulder. Thereupon officer
Boyd, hearing the shot, went to the
scene, and was proceeding to arrest
O'Brien, when O'Brien drew his pistol
on him. Boyd then went for assistance,
and met officer Woodruff coming. o.
Brien then reiterated up Main street,
followed by the two officers, until
he got near the RECORD Office, when
Woodruff commanded him to halt. Then
he commenced firing on the officers,
who returned the shots. Twelve or four
teen shots had been exchanged when Of
ticer Mckee, who had heard the firing
from Meadow Valley street, hurried to the
scene-getting there just as Woodruff had
taken Brien into custody and at this
iuncture n friend of O'Brien told him
to resist as long as he could, saying he
would Ego and get half dozen of the
BOYS and clean them (the officers) out
Ali the pistols at this time being empty
except officer Mckee $, he followed in the
rear of the prisoner on his way to Jail, to
Illustrate any attempt at rescue that
might be made. Murray is badly hurt
but the wound is not necessarily fatal.
The preliminary examination of O'Brier
was proceeding at the time of going tc
press.
Observation-Disclosures large house as
sembled last night to witness the CRANE
historical play of elizabeth" Mrs. F
NJ. Bates in the title role even surpassed
her previous efforts. Mr.. BITES was
! Maguire's King James was excellent
Tomorrow night, will be produced thu
great sensational play of the Streets 0
crowded houses; it has drawn tremend
! ously everywhere it has been played. Fo
) its proper production here Manager Ma
| EulID las tADcuutNt Wei GUM "
money, as it will be presented with neN
@ scenery and the same mechanical effect
r that contribute so much to its success il
e the very largest theaters. Every piec
e produced at the theater henceforwar
!, will be put on the stage with all tn
g proper scenic adjuncts. Mr.. Schosfeld
It who is prominently known to our citizen
Q as n tirstclass artistic, is now permanent
- n,,l -,
e some new scenery for the streets of Ne,
+ York. Mr.. Mcguire displayed his apprt
= citation of the public here in bringin
such company i'll the face of many VI
hill circumstances, and certainly merit
e our warmest support for the exceller
If manner in which the pieces are now b.
lg high pr.ces have the effect of keeping til
le private boxes closed. There will be II
N performance henceforward on Sundays
S, Tickets for the "Streets of New York
De can be secured at Mr.. Germans Off,
re until p. m. on Monday.
INGENIOUS AND ELEGANT DENT
=, CHAIR.-Dr. Nichols has procured frol
w the East, at great cost, one Of the mo
IS, elegant and ingenious dental chairs v
en ever examined. 1t would seem almost
! pleasure to have teeth drawn while sittii
~; in it. 1t is constructed on the anatonl
"a cal principle, and embraces the nece
~ sary mechanism for every motion al
'A position dentist would have his pate
make or assume in having an operate
performed. Neat springs are touched
~ screws turned, and instantoneously
ire the patient hoisted, lowered, throw
es- sideways, or put into any desired pc
as ton. Attached are all conveniences al
nS facilties-tool receptacle, spittoon, fot
Ter stool, etc. The Doctor always has
70 best in carrying on his profession.
nd A. ]. BLA1R.--This gentleman, we
known in Phoebe as one of our leadi
mining men, and now superintendent
,ue the Bowery mine, arrived last night
n.e the Hamilton stage. He had been {
ny sent to San Francisco on business CT
VT. nected with the Bowery. He says I
..n development of the Bowery will soon
~. resumed. If We can judge from appe
i'nS ance the trip must have agreed with \
100 B.; we never saw him looking more h
n' and hearty.
TIE PUBLIC DEMAND AN ExpLANAT1,
che That the shooting occurred on Thu
IN day night, in saloon on Main street,
'' a. reported in our last Friday mornin
,o,u issue, no one denies. Why, then, HI
os no arrests been made? The whole c
f;m' was aware of the fact of the occurren