Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-08

THEATER.--A good house assembled
last night to witness the second repre-
sentation of colleen Bawn," and
everything passed off well. Mr.. Bates
entered into the spirit of Miles Ma Coppa-
leen; he understands the character thor
oughly. 1t would be better for some of
the performers who assume the Irish &C
cent to let it alone; when they cannot do
it well, let them speak naturally. The
Cave scene was again encored, and de-
servedly. Lindsay was excellent in
Danny Mann. Tonight double bill
will be given. Mr.. Bates will appear in
his great specially, "1'oodles. Who
ever has seen him in 'Eccles, Simon
Lullaby" etc, can imagine the treat that
is in store in his impersonation of
"Toodles." Other novelties are in active
preparation. To-day a matinee will be
given for families and the" Colleen Bawn"
will be the attraction. The little ones so
enjoyed themselves last Saturday that we
trust to see the house crowded on the
occasion.
ABscoNDED.-Some time yesterday
morning, before daylight, Lacour street
courtesan, for whom one man had an
attachment, and we don't know how
many more, passed beyond the city lin
its, and is now supposed to be hunting
some retreat where men do not press
their attachments so vigorously. 1t is
said she walked ont of town, and got on
the stage when it overlook her. Her
victims of misplaced confidence are
not few.
PLANTING AN ORCHARD.--At Bennett s
Springs, about ten miles south of Phoebe,
ON the road to Hike, an enterprisng
ranchman, whose nume we could not
learn, is planting an extensive orchard
of apples, peaches, pears, etc. He has
also large extent of ground planted in
small fruits, blackberries, raspberries,
currants and gooseberries. The location
is said to be favorable for the enterprise
, RICH ORE.-We were last evening
shown some very rich ore from the Khe.
dive mine. 1t is the genuine chloride
,, ore. and assays from twelve to fifteer
hundred dollars to the ton. 1t came from
a vein-body foot in width; but the
( ledge proper, it is claimed is twenty fee
in width. This mine has Just been in
, corporatsd, and development will soor
begin and be prosecuted with vigor.
, MUCH Snow TO MELT YEr.-Yesterda,
| was warm and summerlike, and thu
snow melted rapidly, the water flowing
down Main street in torrents all day
But it will require two or three weeks O.
, such weather to carry off all the snow on
: the cliffs above the city. 1t is still yer,
deep half a mile above town, and be
comes deeper in ascending until tn,
submits are reached.
A GOLD NOTE BANK. We have hear,
it suggested that certain California CAPT
talists intend applying for charter for
: gold note bank in Phoebe; but the infor
J nation is not from source of known re
Il sponsibility. We are satisfied such
\ corporation will be in operation here, er
= long, but prefer that its personnel shall
u embrace home operators.
: The condition of the streets in the vi
cinity of the Court House is disgracefu
o to this and would be to any other town
i. Is there no way to improve them? TIL
Commissioners will be in session mex
Monday; some teamster may, by goin
n before them with proposition, get 10
. hauling broken rock. Try it, some one
J. Coon SHor.-A miner named Jennings
It temporarily disabled in one of his hand.
l. went out to try his fowling- piece yestel
day forenoon, and returned with for
70 sage-hens-bagged at a single shot. H
scared them up on the foothills, abor
SIX miles out. Pretty good for q on,
n handed sportsman.
70 FROM WALLApA1.-More arrivals fro,
sr Wailapai yesterday. New and rich di
!; - coveries are reported about ten mil,
~ northeast OF Mineral Park. Our il