Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-03-04

stage OF sucn limited size, with so great
an effect. Much new scenery has been
painted, and evidently no small expense
incurred in the getting up OF the play
The streets by night, with the lighted
lamps, ETC.. was appreciated by the au-
dience, but the grand climax was the
house on fire. This scene was as well
managed as could be expected. We have
often seen it much worse in theaters Of
more pretensions. The acting of MIR.
Bates as Badger was fine piece of
" character acting" and many times
brought the house down in hearty rounds
of applause. Mrs. Bates made all that
waspossible of Lucy; MissMarian as Aida
Bloodgood did very well; Messrs. Lind
say and Dunno were excellent. The latter
gentleman, though, should have drawn
more marked distinction in the dual char
acters of Father and Son; Mr.. Mcguire
as Dan made up well, and while we men
ton makeup" Miss Maggie Knight is
certainly entitled to praise for Mrs.
Puffy. Taken altogether, the "Streets
of New York F" is treat and bound to
draw large houses. Tickets for seats can
be had of Mr.. German, at his Office.
oNE VI blSCONEhEhS Of An
RANAGAT-H1s OPINION OF IT.-Mr. James
Harron, one of the first discoveries OF
Pahranagat district, returned from there
yesterday. He went to Hike from Phoebe
some two months ago, intending to de-
velop some of his property in that dis
trict; but the weather was SO inclement
the greater part of the time that he ac-
complished but little. Mr.. Harron
thinks Pahranagat district will yet rank
with the richest and most extensive
OF the silver mining camps. A more
hopeful feeling exists among Pahranagat
claim-owners than ever before, and a
great deal of developing will be done the
coming Simmer, commencing as soon as
the snow melts from the mountains. Mr..
IL. will return when the weather becomes
more settled.
A BIG LIVE SToCK ENTERPRIsE.--Thir-
teen hundred head of cattle, one thous-
and being cows, and all American stock,
have been driven into Ash Meadows, in
the southwestern portion of this county.
Charles Foreman and Charles King are
the proprietors. The animals were pur-
chased in California. Messrs. Foreman
IL King are making permanent improve
ments and intend to give their entire at
tnntion to stock raising in Lincoln coun-
ty. Mr. Foreman will be remembered as
the former Superintendent of the Mead
ow Valley Mining Company.
The MUDDY FILLING UP.-Our items
and articles directing attention to the
large extent of unoccupied farming land
in the Muddy Valley have not been with
out effect. A number of farmers and
stock-raisers are going in there from
white River, in Nye county, and other
contiguous regions. A number of fam
lilies are also going into the Muddy VAL
ley from Los Angeles county, Cal. The
agricultural interests of Lincoln county
will soon be important.
We would suggest that the County
Commissioners exercise their discretion
to prevent epidemics when they can do
so as well as not by having the score of
dead hogs and dogs removed from the
alley, or street, just north Of Meadow
valley street. composition would set
IN with few days warm weather.
which we still hope to have some time
IN the future-and then they would both
breed disease and be offensive in the OIL
factories of half the city.
How CAN WE Stop IT?-The Chinese
are slaughtering the ravens around town
by wholesale. They esteem them as
dainty food, and work them up into bar
barian pot-pies. They are frequently
seen coming into the city with numbers
OF them. How can this be stopped?
The raven will be found most valuable
bird when the warm days come and make
putrid the number Of dead carcasses
around the suburbs.
STOLE PIECE OF SAWED T1MBER.-A
piece of sawed timber, eight feet long
and foot square, was night before last
stolen from the place upon Meadow
Valley street where ore boxes are being
made. The owner says if it is not re-
turned by four O'Clock to-day it will be
found by means of search warrant: and
further, that he will see it is not con-
cealed from the officer serving the war
rant.
DISTRICT CouRT.-Yesterday was the
first day of the March term. The follow
ing criminal cases were called: State vs.,
Campion, nolle pros. entered. State vs..
Kennedy. Passed until next term. State
vs.. Goodman. Set for trial on the 18Th
State VS.. Haggerty ct al Set for trial
March 10th. Civil calender postponed
until March 10th,
On Duty AGA1N.-For two or three
weeks past ]. N. Williams barber shop.
on Main street, opposite Ward S, has been
closed, on account of the illness of the
proprietor, who has now fully recovered.
and will this morning reopen his estab-
lishment. His old, as well as new pat
rons, are invited to call and patronize
him.
RETURN OF DEATH VALLEY SrAMpEpERs
A number of Death Valley stampeders
have returned to Phoebe. They came in
day before yesterday. We have not had
a chance to interview them yet, but the
card of one of them lies on our table
stating he will giveus some items in time
for our next.
THERE was lively fight on Meadow
Valley street, Saturday afternoon, be-
tween two bruisers, both of whom GOT
considerably bruised and plastered with
mud Thov p,uct boya hoop orro,kol :