Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-10-11

railroad on the lower side of Cedar
street, just in the rear si the RECORD
office. The boys had their superintend-
ent, foreman snd "bpss, who were NOV
ing around with celebrity which gave
promise of great energy when they at
tam their majority and grapple with the
realities of life. There were, besides
the dignitaries before mentioned, about
twenty laborers, each provided with
wooden stick, with which they worked
as if they were in real earnest and were
striving with might and main to main
tain themselves by honest toll, Alto
gether it was very pretty incident. and
one which We are glad to look upon &C.
casionally as relief from the strife and
toll which environ the path of those who
have reached mans estate, Success to the
boys Railroad" say we; and may each
live to see Phoebe connected by ''sure
enough" railroad with all parts of the
country.
YoM KIPPUR.-This, the most solemn
and obligatory fast observed by the Jews,
will commence this evening at shutdown,
and continue for the next twenty-four
hours. During this period they suspend
all business, scrupulously abstain from
food, and are enjoined to pass the in
terval in prayer and religious meditation.
1t is remarkable with what unanimity
this ancient rite of the Jewish faith is OBJ
served, for all over the world, when that
day arrives, they with one accord show
their sense of its Importance by yielding
strict obedience to the requirements of
the law.
The RAILwAY.-In q short interview
we had with General Page yesterday, he
informed US that the work was progress
ing as rapidly as possible. He had
number of men at work grading, aud ex-
pected soon to have a great many more.
A great deal of the iron aud rolling stock
is actually on the way, and if the General
is favored with his usual good fortune,
ere very many months are past trains
will be running between Phoebe and Bull
lionville.
THEATRIoALs.-Mr. II. E. Burgess, of
the Forestelle Combination Troupe, in
forms US that his company will this even
ing commence a short season of seven
nights at the Phoebe Theatre. The Aus
tin and Eureka papers speak in very
enlogistic terms of the representations of
this company, which are stated to be of
superior character and very entertain
ing. The troupe consists of Madame
Forestelle, Messrs. J. II. Jenkins, Pearce,
Hudson and Cassidy, and others.
portland MINE.-From Tim Coakley,
foreman, and one of the owners of this
mine, we obtain some particulars in addi-
ton to that given yesterday, The shaft
is down 107 feet, and the tunnel 70 feet
in. This mine is situate about 400
feet southeast of the new shaft of the
Excelsior. Three shifts of five men each
are at work They have cut through
ledge s - feet thick, and have started a
Wine on the ledge. Any competent per-
son is welcome to visit the mine and ex-
anime it.
The CHAMPION Clothing and Dry Goods
Palace of H. Lewis and j. Meyer Bros.
will be closed this (Friday) evening and
until Saturday evening, on account of
holiday. Friends, customers and the
public at large are invited to purchase
before closing.
oc11-lt H, LEWIS & J. MEYER Bros.
WILL CLosE.-The members of Jewish
faith conducting business houses in
Phoebe will close their establishments
from shutdown this evening till the same
hour tomorrow. Those having business
to transact during this period, will please
take notice hereof,
F. HASTEN, who has been to San Fran
els on an extend trip returned on yester-
days Salt Lake stage, He was below
principally on business and has on the
way large stock of liquors. cigars, etc.
hasten is irrepressible and always COM
mands fair share of trade.