Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-22

INCREASE OF FOLK AND LEv1s's Bus1-
Nxss.-ln order to satisfy the great de-
mand OF the public for complete
circulating library the above firm saw
Mt to order 800 volumes Of the bes.
known standard works, which will arrive
here IN course Of next month, compris-
ing histories of lonc-known countries
lives OF the most eminent men, speeches
bv Daniel Webster, Henry Clay, Grattau.
Macaulay and others, Cicerc's orations,
American eloquence, American oratory.
ancient classics, travels, etc. In add.
ton to the circulating library. thew also
keep on hand very large stock Of sta.
tlonery OF all kinds, school books, yari-
cues and Imported cigars and tobacco.
spienold assortment of toys, music
ana PLAN albums and diaries for 1873
are also to be found at the above place.
Cos. 400
LECTURE LAST NrGHT.--Judge Wan
dsfS lecture last night upon the Noun
tain Meadow Massacre failed to draw rs
good house as the nature of the subject
ought to have drawn. The attendance
was select, many of our most intelligent
citizens being present, and their fire.
quently demonstrated approval of the
speaker S remarks was as complimentary
to Judge Wandell as it was evidence of
their appreciation of the manner in
which he handled the subject. We re-
gret that the venture was not more of a
imam clal success; nevertheless. tho
Judge has the assurance that the best
informed in this community left we'll
satisfied with their evenings entertain
ment.
THFATRE. -To-lnorro evening n sea.
son begins, and the drama of Bells"
which has been in rehearsal for several
days, will be presented, and we are GER
tain that treat is in store for those who
witness it. Mr.. Mcguire, WHO brings q
high reputation in the dramatic profess
sion. will sustain leading part. An
olio entertainment will follow the drama.
and the whole will conclude with
"shamus 0 'Brien. "a right appreciation
OF the legitimate drama in Phoebe will
insure crowded houss tomorrow even
ing.
SCALP WOUND. Yesterday evening
officer Boyd and Fire Warden Noakes
found a man named Vim. Green below
Phoebe street, with his head badly cut.
Green stated that he applied for bed or
room in some house or other, when he
was struck on the side of the head. He
was conveyed by the officers to Bishop
d Lees drug store, where DR.. Bishop
dressed his wound, after which he was
taken to the hospital.
ARRIVED. S. Ashim, ST., the
father of the Ashim Brothers in Phoebe,
arrived on Fridays stage from San Fran
cisco, stopping few days in Eureka on
his way here. Mr.. Ashim is one of the
old pioneer merchants of Nevada and has
extensive business in several towns OF
the State. He will spend the HOLIDAYS
in Phoebe with his sons.
BACK AGAIN.-Mr. J. c. Lennon, for
merry Superintendent of the Condor and
other mines of this camp, arrived from
San Francisco on Friday last. He will
probably take charge of the Orient mine,
and remain with us some time. Mr..
Lennon has always borne the character
of a first class miner.
IvANHoE HOSTING WoRKs.-The hoist
ing works for the Ivanhoe arrived in
town Friday evening by Piitchard's line.
They will be placed in position with all
possible speed and put to work.
The Floral mill approaches compile
ton, all the machinery being on the
ground. I'VE purpose inspecting the
mill throughout and giving a detailed
description of it.