Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-02-27

IHEArER.-Last night Frou Frou was
given again in the same excellent style as
previously. Mr.. Mcguire has re-engaged
Mr. and Mrs. F. NJ. Bates to give twelve
more special performances, the first COM
menclng tonight. when Kotzebue's
grand play of the Stranger will be
giVen-Mr. and Mrs. Bates in the prin-
cipal roles. Tomorrow night CHA.
CONFETTI s great historical play Of "Eliz-
.9eth, Queen of England, will be given.
Mrs. +. NJ. Bates rendition of this most
difficult role is spoken of by the press of
California and the Eastern States in
terms OF highest praise. Hitherto we
nave seen this talented lady in only the
emotional order of plays, such as East
Lynne, Camille" etc. In Elizabeth
She appears in grander school of dra-
ma, and in which she evinces her great
versatility, especially in the last scene,
which we compared to Chas. Kean's last
scene OF Louis the XII. Tickets can be
secured to-day for to-morrow's perform
ance, as well as to-night's. After this
evening the admission to private boxes
Will pe ten dollars.
A VALUABLE horse belonging to H. A.
Thomas is suffering from secondary cpl
zootic, or the dropsical stage, and the
probability is that he will die. He was
IN fair way to recover from the first at
tack, but, having been put to work, had
relapse. Don't work epizootic horses
too soon.
SUBSCRIBED Messrs. Fish
and Caldwell yesterday waited upon citi-
zens to receive subscriptions towards
supporting resident Presbyterian min
lister in Phoebe. We are gratified to learn
that liberal amount was subscribed.
The canvass, we believe, is not yet COM
pleted.
PROSTITUTE was found, night before
last, late, by colored man on his way
home, lying out in the snow back of the
Court House. His attention was attract
ed to her by her groans. He assisted
her home. She was intoxicated, and
came near perishing from cold.
The Main street loafers met with O
terrible disappointment yesterday after
noon. There was stubbornly-contested
dog-tight on the hillside down below the
Hospital, and it was all over before they
heard anything about it. What splen-
did lot of fun all gone to waste.
A DOG fight occurred yesterday morn
ing at the corner of Main and Lacour
streets. Only three or four hundred
men had got to the scene before the
sublime spectacle was brought to an in
glorious close by the Infatuated CANNES
being separated.
Ice COMING IN.-Considerable ice or
rived yesterday from Rose Valley. The
cakes average ten inches in thickness,
and are as crystalline as could be desired.
We will appreciate it about four months
| hence.
The parties engaged in the drugging,
| the other night, are liable to be arrested.
The charge, if it can be proved, may be
put in such shape as to make the pen
atty extremely severe.
ARRIVAL OF FAST FREIGHT.-Two fast
freight teams arrived yesterday afternoon
bringing varied merchandise. Notwith-
standing the very bad state of the roads,
they came in on time.
We were yesterday shown some re-
markedly rich ore from the Chief East
Extension mine. The vein from which
it was taken has just been struck and it
is widening rapidly.
The funeral of Peter Duffy took place
yesterday afternoon. Though n stranger
in Phoebe, his remains were followed to
the grave by number of citizens.
TAX NoT1cE.- Mining Superintendent
will find it to their interest to read the
advertisement of X. j. Hanley, County
Assessor, in another column.
PARTIES just in from Rose Valley re-
port that there is but little snow there.
1t was raining there when it was snow
ing here.
ARRIVAL OF MACHINERY. Several loads
of machinery arrived yesterday afternoon,
from Toano, for the new Mendha mill at
Highland.
The regular wood-teams are again get.
ting the best of the donkey cedar-brush
transportation line.
The new narrowguage locomotive is
moving this way from Lehi, but very
slowly.
THERE is dispatch, at the Western
Union Telegraph Office for Henry Dop-
| son,
TIMES are improving--several attach
| ments have been released.