Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-11
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.

CHERRY CREEK.-Y Yesterday We had
the pleasure of meeting Judge Reilly
who is associated with Mr.. Jno.
O'Dougherty in the salt marsh situated
in Snake Valley. The Judge is well
informed as to matters at Cherry Creek
and Egan Canon. At the former place
the only work in progress is tunnel
that is being opened by the Gilligan
company. At Cherry Geek the pros
poets are quite favorable. One of the
mines, the Star, bids fair to become bull
lion producing to no Insignificant
amount. We are glad to hear of these
favorable indications in these and other
outside districts. They tend to prove
what we have all along asserted, that
though Eastern Nevada may now be
moderated and neglected, its vast stores
Of metallic wealth will ere great while,
command the recognition and working
capital they SO well deserve.
THIs EVENING will be repeated the
comedy of Mountains out OF Mole
Hills for the benefit OF little Fanny
Clements. The performance on Thurs.
day was of such superior character and
proved so acceptable in all respects that
quite number of those who were pres
ent express their desire to again witness
the entertainment. There were also O
] number of our citizens who were unable
from the crowded condition OF the hall
togain admission. We have therefore
every reason to believe that the hall will
this evening be crow ded with as large
and an expectant and gratiied an audi
ence as witnessed the entertainment on
Thursday night. During the perform
ance the little beneficiaire will sing. my
n Old Wife and l."
a PEAcEFuL.-The wars and rumors O
wars prevailing among the Chinese pc
4 pulation of San Franbisco, Eureka ant
Il Virginia do not yet appear to have hat
an apparent influence upon the mon
CONAN population of Phoebe. Thes
almond eyed institutions appear to &c
III sone so far without any trouble and dis
.;aroance. 1t may be that it is the dull
unes which influence them and to con
uiude mat until things get little NOR
fuss. A "A0 " AioA up
iaANks.-Mr. T. Campbell has bee
un'ifing in his exertions in the prepare
"on OF the entertainment which was pre-
sen1ed with such eclat on Thursday even
.ng' and much of its success was OWNS
ms timely suggestions and advice
feelng this to be the cas-, the ladie
and gentlemen engaged in the perform
ance desire to publicly express their feel
ing Of obligation and to offer MIR. Camr
DELL their very sincere thanks.
ovERHEAD.-Yesterday it was fine an
pleasant, but horribly slushy and dist
gieeable under foot. The further porto
81 Lacour street, between the Cour
mouse and the Hospital, when traverse
w loot, IL well calculated to cause piou.
.laculatlons. We heard one man sa
Il nat Il was the blank, blankest, meanes
j ,oaa be ever struck, and would compsl
Msotaoly with Omaha or an Illino
p'a'f's after the Spring rains.
as1AKEN.-Mr. Fred. Gilmer assur,
~@as the information we received an
f, ~ concerning the alleged tran
snnO VI me Salt Lake stage line, and Il
Incorrect. 'e' Us agent
"osR 10 Do The Eureka Sentin
a -. lengthy calendar Of the cas-
r.. ,or trial in the District Court. ind,
II al, .S VIII have quite task to psrfor
q the os me cases are tried which appear {
- h s. are very pleased to be alb
~ state that Mr.. W. J. o'Douober,
inc u - :, suffering much pain, is progress
unfo, ,ne serious injury which he W
'unats enough to encounter. !"
,. ah. GIrssAs this morning in our a
~S ,i%slng columns publishes n not;
whom n; uay prove OF interest to Tho
!, pps D. many friends ,ss;,;
s.. sl0ehs OF Bishop Whitaker and "a
beau sSs. lady will be much pleased
A' MRS. Whitaker is much belt,