Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-28
MORE CHLoRoFoRMING. Last Wedne

MORE CHLOROF0RMING.- Last WedneS-
day night miners cabin just north of
Upper Meadow Valley street, having
four inmates, was entered by chloro-
formers, and all the occupants were ef-
fectually stupefed. The rascals got
away with but little plumber in coin
and a few articles OF raiment of trifling
value. And on Saturday night Mr.. W.
G. Mahoney, whose cabin is Just south
east of the Pacific Tunnel was also Wis
tied while TRANQUILITY dreaming in fancied
security, aud the Supplying inhalation
was administered to him SO freely that
the bold manipulators had no trouble in
snatching away the pair of blankets that
was over him, and then rolling him over
and taking the pair beneath. The
blankets and two shirts were all the hood
lums could see worthy of confscation,
Mr.. Mahoney having no coin lying
around loose. No clue to the perpetra-
tors in either case. The operators in
this branch of villainy are undoubtedly
artists of rare skill and ripe experience,
as such occurrences have been frequent
of late, and in every case their tracks
have been well covered. Go ahead,
boys-your time will probably come after
while; and when it does, you will
sleep the sleep that knows no waking"
"ARMoRY HALL. This is the name
given a magnificent new edfice on the
south side of Meadow Valley street, a
short distance above Main, which will
soon be completed. Its basement is
about 100xc5 feet, and is substantially
constructed by the choicest stone of Che
quarry, with brick front. The entire
upper story is being finished as an elC.
gam public hall, and is already engaged
by the Meagher Guards as q drillroom
and depository for their arms, uniforms,
ETC.. but it is understood, We believe,
that it may be used for other purposes.
In the basement will be saloon and
club rooms, with large fire proof store
house in the rear. Deeply and neatly
cut in solid block of granite six feet
square, which is set in the front of the
upper story, are the words "Armory
Hall, 1873" The building is the prop
trty of Capt. T. F. Hanley, and is u
credit to the city.
OK THE RAMPAGE Carrie Richardson,
soiled dove of Meadow valley street,
having on board an over-cargo Ct ben
zine, attempted, last Saturday night, to
create an excitement, and succeeded ad-
mirably. After she had gathered mot
ley crowd Of two or three hundred around
her, by her disgraceful antics and vile
threats and imprecations, officers James
and Mckee arrived at the scene and put
an end to the ribald performanc, by ar
resting her. Carrie was released on bail,
and yesterday paid her fine promising to
oe better girl in the future.
HE DRAMA AT BULIIoNvILLE.- MIR.
Mcguire gave an entertainment at Bull
honville, last night, at the United States
hall, supported by Miss Maggie Kuigh,
ana Harry Lorraine. He will give an
other performance this evening. after
winch there will be ball. On Friday
evening the comedy of "Charles the Sec.
ono will be produced at the Theatre
with new scenery.
HON. G. w. KENDALL, our Represen
'"a'e IN Congress, has our thanks fol
seven magni6cently bound volumes Of
; me Congressional Globe, being the lates
issues issues. They are worthy place in any
nofary and indispensable in the editorial
SEWING MACHINE ARR1vAL-The ngen
4 vi, Vi me Florence Sewing Machine has ar
a"eo, with an assortment OF the same
ana is prepared to furnish parts and re
Psir all kinds of Sewing Machines. Can
~. found at Goodspeed's, next door to
"e post Office. jan2SSt
uovERNoR BRADLEY has renewed tn,
SaImssion of Postmaster Barnes q
1 Notary Public.
SHERIFF TRAVIS has commissioned a
O Oae Of his deputies B. H. Hereford.
good appointment.