Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-18

VIvIANA. Hanley's Hall was crowded
last evening to witness vivian's inimit-
able delineations. The performance
opened with the laughable sketch of
after the Club" or the woes of de.
linquent Benedict, followed by Vivian
and Mrs. Reiffarth in character songs
and sketches. Vivian was his old hum
orous self and elected roars of appreci-
alive laughter and applause. The inter
est never tagged and we believe if he
was to give an entertainment every night
in the year he could fill the hall to its
utmost capacity. There will be an excel.
lent bill presented for this evenings en-
tertainment.
SToLEN.-The carrier of the RECORD
has had several complaints made to him
lately from subscribers to the effect that
their papers are stolen from before or
under their doors. Parties in the habit
of taking tho RECORD in this style
are warned that they ars liable to get
thems slvss Into troabla. Ii there are
any parties 80 hard up that they can not
afford to buy the RECORD and still wish
one than have them steal those belong
ing to subscribers, .e
JUSTICE Court. Justice Allen rend.
dered his decision yesterday morning in
the case of Blum against Graft in favor
of the plaintiff for the full amount
claimed (S93.50) and costs OF suit. In
the jury trial of the case of Miles CULLEN
against Robinson the jury returned a
verdict of $242 80 In favor of Miles
CULLEN together with costs OF suit.
The report brought to town by the
Hamilton stage on Tuesday evening Of
the shooting of frankie Wilson by her
self is without foundation; so the opera
tor at Hamilton informs US. If it had
occurred the news would have beer
telegraphed on Tuesday and published
in Wednesdays issue.
FITTING Up.--The Panaca saloon, La
cour street, looked very dull last even
ing, it being in consequence of variou
repairs going on and the saloon only be
ing half lighted. The billiard tables ar
receiving new cloths, new paper is bein,
put on the walls and general overhaul
ing Is being made under the auspices o
friends Newman and Mahlstedt.
BATES, whom we hadn't seen for eve
30 long, came in yesterday and said b
had thirteen reasons for not going to tn
centennial. He wiped away a falling
tear and said the first one was becaus
ne nad no money; and right there W
stopped him, deeming that sufficien
cause.
ACCIDENT ON THE NEVADA CENTRAL
yesterday morning the cars of th
Nevada Central Railroad ran of tb
track near the works of No, 3. stayin
up one Of the cars and doing some otht
little damage. but fortunately thore wa
no one injured.
WEATHEn.-The weather yesterday W,
clear and cold with occasional da,
clouds in the skies. It looks and fee
as If the storm had blown over as far
Phoebe is concerned.
Ice MAKINa.-W. II. Wilson with
party of men started to his ice raut
Yesterday morning to tx the dam 70
10 secure his Winters crop Of ice.
New AWNINGS. j. COIN a. Bro
clothing merchant, and A. Cohn Il Bro
cigar merchants. are having new aw
'ngs put up over their stores.
APPOINTED. Fred. Farnham has be,
appointed Engineer Of the Nevada Cent?
nairoad. Changes were also made wi
otner hands on this road.
aEo. HENDERSON. engineer at Il
american Flag mine, leaves to-day +
Duliionvllle to attend to the mill for
couple of weeks.
d. LEWIS, Henry Cohn and A. J. BIZ
VIII arrive by this evenings stage fro
Hamilton.
BULLION SHIpMENT.-wells. Fargo
TO- ~ s shipped yesterday bullion amounts
Jos. Eisenmann & Co. reoeivaa
wagon load OF hardware, etc.. vestsr.,
Via Salt Lake City.
NEW GOODS. = Two wagon loads
s.soseiies. ETC., arrived via Salt Like v
faay Tor Jacobs 4 Sultan. 4