Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-22
prs will commence tomorrow

r.s RACKS will commence to-mofroW
,r.;s.v, and last for two days. The
,n 81 fare is a tempting one, and likely
piil g g. considerable sport. Pool SELL
70 a will viii commence this evening at the
club rooms.
Voa PAsAnNr.-we hear of one or
-, na,ties fitting out for the above re-
w., II they had the same experience
gio. ,h;s local had in those mountains
ths s,. II wears ago, they would not be
.UyiOus for further acquaintance.
pr.,,c SpEAKING.-Yesterday Messrs.
,,.soo and Yule, also J. R. Kittrell went
:. polIionyiIle to address the citizens of
a., Mace. We understood that the ora
,o u Of both parties were to speak from
the same stand.
Bu1y The STAGE Boy will run his new
stage coach to the Highland ball this
evening leaving Phoebe at p. m. Fare
for round trip $3.50. Parties wishing to
On. can leave their names at kasten'e.
s corner Of Meadow Valley and Main
streets.
LEFT Us.-Yesterday morning Messrs.
Hillhouse, Cranley and Col. Ellis left us
Cor the West. These gentlemen are all
ia friends Of ours, and we wish them
success in everything but politics.
JOCKEY CLuB.-A meeting Of the mem.
bars of this association will be held this
evening at s o'clock at the rooms of the
club.
L1E.-What with bad roads and we
believe change of time at the Eureka
end of the route, the Hamilton stages
come in quite late.
BILLY, the Stage Boy, will run his
Concord coach daily to the races on Fri
day and Saturday. s st
ONE of the Girls" attempted suicide
last evening. Not very successful at last
accounts.
To ARRIvE.-Judge Belknap and G..
Gibfried will arrive this evening by the
Hamilton stage.
BuLLIoNvILLE. - The number regis
tered, when the books were closed, was
1856.
PANAcA.-Fifty-six voters were regis
tered at Panaca.
RosE VALLEY Nineteen names ap-
pear on the register Of this precinct.
DRY vALLEY.-The list OF registered
voters at Dry Valley includes 81 names.
WILL CLOSE. = The entries for the
races will close this Thursday evening.
Mrs. WRIGHT's lodging-house, on the
Divide, was burglarized last night. The
thieves chloroformed two men who were
lodging in the same room, and then car
ried of whatever articles OF wearing ap
parel were lying around loose. :. Tbs,
BIGGER and carried her trunk outside
breaking it open and rihing it Of I
quantity Of jewelry and clothing. Tb,
men who were chloroformed knew moth
ing Of the transaction until morning
Wucu lucy lOuHu tucAusOlNcS Miuu
hablments, pocket money, etc. Mis-
Rosa Woods lodging-house, situated
few doors above st. Patrick's Church
in Gold Hill, was also visited by burglar
last night. The thieves captured from
ledger named Crane gold watch an,
chain valued at $500. Another lodge
was robbed of $3.50 in coin. The thieve
attempted to enter the room of MI
Buckmaster, compositor in this Office
but were deferred by the presence of
ferocious dog. Buckmaster is of th
opinion that if any thief tries to ente
his room again, the mastiff will max
matters lively for him. An attempt wa
made to break into Constable Harkin
residence, in Gold Hill, at half past
o'clock this morning. Constable Harki
hearing the noise made by the would.h
burglar, sprang out of bed, seized hi
pistol, and ran to the front door, br
was trifle too late to get shot at tn
thief, who beat hasty retreat. &c. {
News, 18th.