Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-13

THEArRE.-This evening the celebrated
artists Mr.. and Mrs. i. NJ. Bates will
make their appearance in the dramatiza-
ton of Dumas Camille. In this char
acter Mrs. Bates is celebrated, her rendi.
ton of the unfortunate heroine being ac-
knowledged as great histrionic success.
Mr.. Bates plays Armand Duval, and the
balance of the cast rests on Messrs.
Lindsay, Dunno, Mcguire, and others of
the company. Miss Marie Marion also
makes her first appearance. Altogether,
it promises to be performance worthy
any city in the Union. The whole COM
pany have excellent regulations, and We
trust that Mr.. Mcguire will be amply
compensated for his enterprise. The
theatre is newly fitted up, the dress cir
Gle being comfortably arranged and the
seats neatly covered with blue and amber
damask The box-office is now facing
Main street, and the approaches to the
establishment are being greatly improved
It gratifies us to hear that seats are being
disposed OF fast, and that the result will
be grand success. Tickets can be had
of Mr. Mcguire, at the San Jose House,
until four O clock this afternoon.
ANOTHER LOCAL RAILROAD PRoJEcr.-
1t is proposed to extend the narrow
gauge railroad from Salt Lake to Bing
ham Canyon, by way of East Canyon,
Dry Canyon, Camp Floyd and Tintic
district. to this city. The cars are now
running to Bingham Canyon, or soon
will be, and the Walker Bros. and other
heavy capitalists of Utah are the projec-
tors. A gentleman of first-class finan-
cial reputation has gone to Europe to
secure the necessary funds, and the
friends of the enterprise feel confident
that his mission will be success. This
narrow-gauge project must not be con.
founded with the onewith which General
Connor is connected They are distinct
and rival enterprises, and the manage
ment Of each will bend every energy tc
Surpass the other in rapidity of con-
struction.
Mr.. KENDAIL's artesian well bill is re-
ceivin. increased attention in this
part of the State, many inquiries having
been made of us regarding the probabil
ity Of its becoming law. If it passes
company will be Immediately formed tt
sink for water in Dry Valley. 1t pro
vldes, we believe, for granting $40 acre
whoever will reach water by an arte
sian we'll within 500 feet; and the gran
will be increased with increased depth
1t is measure of great local Importance
and those who have ridiculed it hav
shown their ignorance of the resource
and necessities OF the country.
An exciting dog fight took place yes
terday afternoon, about 4 O'Clock, O.
Meadow Valley street, block or tw
above Cedar, which came near resultin
In the owners being involved in IN altel
cation. Angry and threatening word
4 passed between them, and collisio
was only prevented by the interpositio
j OF friends. OF course large crow
4 gathered, many going away, after it wa
over, with expressions of disappointmeI
q on their countenances, because, eviden
Vthere were not three or four men killet
PETITION IN BEHALr OF PENSIONERS
Apetition is in circulation in town
nave the pension bill now pending
congress embrace old Mexican ws
claimants from the end of that war.
'aey are entitled to pensions Mt all, the
ste entitled to them the full period
Instability, The chaugs proposed
,,eeasonable, and we hope the prayer
v ae petition will be granted.
NEVADA ISconPonAr1os.-The fir
mining company operating in this di
y met to apply for incorporation und
tue Nevada Incorporation Act has ju
,orwarded to the Secretary OF State Il
~, necessary preliminary certificates. Wh'
oae Incorporation is complete we VI
give full particulars.