Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-27

"thSoo VIC Slouot hhii runs aieincc
Revenge" it being the occasion of the
benefit of Frank Hussey and Miss Cliff
ton. 1t was painful thing to see the
Modoc maiden surrounded" and fran
tically crying for some one to Garry the
news to Captain Jack" The perform
ances were well relished throughout A
real Ute chieftain appeared and did infin-
lite credit to himself in the mimic war
We are told the thrilling tragedy will be
played again, with such additions and
embellishments as may be warranted by
further progress in the sanguinary strug-
gle on the northern borders of California.
Shakespeare lived in slower age than this.
He immortalized events after they had |
become history; in these years of cleo
tricity the dramatic geniuses give immor-
tally to great events while they are still
in progress.
MATERIAL FOR THE New PIocHE News
PAPER.-We learn from an exchange from |
Oakland, Cal, that the material for the
new paper to be established by Mr.. Angel
in this city was purchased in that place
two or three weeks ago. The entelpris-
ing proprietor is waiting for an improved
press from the East, when the new organ
will at once commence its career-which,
we hope, will prove prosperous. Con-
siderable of the material is now in store
at Elko, we are informed. Phoebe can
not adequately support two daily papers,
but We have not before said SO, because
we feared the motive OF giving publicity
to the fact would be misconstrued. The
experiment has been tried before, and
failed.
TAPE-woRM.-Chnrles Cramer was re-
lieved of tape-worm last Thursday
morning about fifty yards in length,
which had been troubling him for years.
DR.. c. Hornberg, well-know practi-
toner Of this city, killed it, and Mr..
Cramer, in his feeling of gratitude TO-
wards the doctor, came to us last even
ing to report on his condition. saying he
never felt happier in his lfe-which
could well DO believed after looking at
the repulsive monster of which he had
been relieved. The worm can be seen
by the curious at Dr. Hornberg's office,
on Meadow Valley street. He has sew
eral cases of the same kind in hand.
SUPPER OF THE ODD FELLOWS BALL.
The supper prepared for the Odd Eel
lows Ball, night before last, is admitted,
on all sides and by everybody, to have
been one of the most artsticaly and ele-
gantly arranged spread outs ever gathered
around and enjoyed by Phoebe patty.
And it is but just to give the credit there
n WI ~ 20 diva 1-&n l.. 1t
getting it up were under the immediate
supervision of Mr.. Bell, Of the Arcadia
Restaurant, upper Main street.
MYSTERIOUS STABBING AFFAIR AT GOLD
HIIL.-The Gold Hill News of the 22d
says that VIM. H. virden, book-keeper
and business agent of that establishment,
was stabbed the evening previous, about
half past eight o'clock, and seriously
|, wounded, the weapon penetrating his left
lung. He knows but declines to give the
name OF the would-be assassin, and the
affair sis mysterious one," the News
thinks. We don't, however, woman
stabbed Virden.
REFINED demonstrating tin YES
sells to a poor CANNES tail, and then
sending him adrift with yells and shrieks
loud and fierce enough to make the hail
, on dead dog stand on end. The Older
the participants in this elevating sport
7 the more refined it is; heads snowy white
= look very benign and Christiaulike among
A the participants. 1t was a favorite rec
, reation on upper Main street yesterday
a morning.
/, AN ENCOURAGING CONTRAST. - Sine,
the new law requiring Sheriffs to adver.
S tise property offered at sale to satisf,
judgments of Court has gone into oper
alton, every paper in the State, except
the RECORD, has published "Sheriff's
Sale advertisements. This shows {
healthy state OF general business here
forced sales in Lincoln county are not
numerous.
Q BREAKING GRoUNp.-The first sod OF
the California end of the Texas Pacii,
Railroad was turned at San Diego on tn,
a 2lst inst, in the presence of a larg,
, assembage. 1t is the general belief thu
the Railroad Company intend to simpl,
comply with the terms of the contrac
q and build ten miles only the first year.
AnRIvED.-H. Wards family arrived
i from California yesterday evening, Mr.
w. bringing them to their new HON,
q in carriage which he had hired to q
out and meet them and take them from
Q the stage at the Twelve Mile House. H,
has just finished one of the most elegan
8 private residences in Phoebe.
|. CRops BAoKwARD.-The grain crops il
T. the Snake Valley, north of US, have beel
$ put back considerably by the recent coll
weather. There was some frost ON
morning last week, which nipped tn
L barley badly. 1t is reviving, however, ant
= fair yield is expected.
J. JUDGE DELos LAKE leaves on the stag
y tomorrow morning for his home in Sal
y Francisco. The Judges stay with US ha
been pleasant to all who have enjoye
y his acquaintance in Phoebe, and we hope
~ at no distant day, to welcome him bac
again.
At HAVING heard, yesterday, that fire ha
l, again been raised in the Floral-Mill "
>. rushed down furiously to get thre
~ inch item, and found fellow cookir
49, his supper in the engine-room. That W,
:, all the fire we saw
,e BREAK DowN.-One of Andy Fife
e. heavy ore wagons broke down at Bristo
ot the ether day, and he had to come q
Ks the way to Phoebe to have it repaired.
r blacksmith shop is needed at Bristol.
te The settlers around Panaca are havi1
u; some trouble, we are told, over confic
~ ing water rights. Restraining orders a
=, being, or about to be, applied for, |
10 10 those who feel aggrieved.