Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-10

SOSCEoofULs 4uo outcIthluucut
given last evening for the benefit of little
Fannie Clements was successful in the
highest degree. The various characters
Of the piece were most ably sustained
and afforded the very greatest satisfac-
ton to one of the very largest and most
fashionable audiences that ever assem-
bed in Phoebe. Where all did 30 we'll
Mwould be unjust to particularize. We
can only say, and that very candidly,
thatMwas one of the most creditable
amateur performances that was ever
presented on this coast. The mu-
steal portion of the entertainment
was most ably rendered and the fair
vocalists received the abundant and
spontaneous applause which they had so
Justly earned. There was however n
sad occurrence that threw quite q chill
over the performance aud that was the
unfortunate accident which happened to
Mr.. W.. j. O'Dougherty. With that ex-
ception the play passed off most trip
plngy and was acceptable in every res
pect. We are glad to say that by special
request it will be repeated on next
Saturday evening.
jury LAw.-The decision of the Su-
preme Court of this State that the jury
law passed last session ia unconstitu-
honal, is causing much comment among
the legal fraternity and the community
generally The point mostly under dis
eussion is the status of those who were
tried and convicted under the provisions
OF the new law. 1t is supposed that the
convictions cannot be held valid, and the
accused stand in the position they occu-
pied before any trial was had of their re-
spectlye cases. On the other hand it is
remarked that perhaps the plea of a
ioimer conviction may be successfully
.n.efposed as against another trial. Alto
se,ner 1t is very tough legal problem to
solVe' which probably the aid OF the Su-
p''~s court will have to be invoked.
BON Box PARTY.-This evening the
INDEPENDENT Social Club will give their
s'a1a bon Bon" party. Every care
naS oeen taken and arrangements made
70 secure delightful time for all who
ua'e the privilege of attending these
p,easureable reunions. Guests will also
Pease take notice that carriages have
s,, .m provided to take those who propose
aaending to and from the hall. Those
ano wish to secure the services Of the
carriages will please leave their names n
Browns Hall during tAs-aay. The grand
march will commence precisely OF half.
pass eight. An early attendance will be
esteemed favor BY the managers.
10 BE Repeated. 1t will be seen b,
reference to our advertising columns tina,
Tue Amateur Troupe will on Saturda,
evening, the 18th instant, repeat the pla,
. Mountains out of Mole Hills. !
nv ralcn met with such favor last evening.
Mnusy are induced to again place it upor
~, ~ wage through the urgent solicitations
W many citizans.
auocArroNs.- OF late a number O
a's IN the neiahborhoood of the Alp.
as's Osen relocated. Attention has beer
ms sds'.ed to that locality by the showing
th baI y oy that mine. We understand tha
nu v portland. Montana, vulture and !,
u bsa moer Of other mines that have no
ba va worked within the past two year,
'4'e been taken up. '
.sAssFER.-The Salt Lake line vii
:. ue LIST OF next month be transferred
former proprietors Messrs CLINE
sct I;ssalsoury. We understand that III,
iIi s,ps an, and courteous agent Of The Ham
ob chan line =. Mr.. Fred. Gilmer will tab,
Lazy Large OF both the Hamilton and al
better i hsnss They could not ! be !,
mo .as talk about town yesterday ".
fos. ''y concerning the amateur mar
Ma uanoe which took place las, EVENING ~,
one =. .. curiosity was excited and ever,
prss seemed determined il possible - :
Quit sn : From present spns",. 20 2
bsnss. large sum will be- real; ia t fos .h
TIE pert =, .ns little girl, in whose bsh al
''0fmances are being given. '''A'