Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-07

uisPiayou III re-arrauSlnS MS little Inca
tire for the comfort of his patrons. The
! entire building has been boarded on the
outside and lined on the inside with
heavy duck, having an arched ceiling
Three coats of calc;mine have been
placed on the lining over heavy coat Of
fire-proof paint, giving the interior a
cosy, comfortable appearance, and max
ing the entire institution as warm as
toast. The flooring has been set with a
raise OF six feet, and seats arranged with
backs and placed in such position as to
| give every person in the house, no mat
| ter where seated, clear view of the
stage. A circle has been fitted up in
front. with seats neatly cushioned for
| the use of ladies aud families. The seats
are SO arranged that ladies will not be
annoyed by parties passing to and fro
and obstructing their view. -Four neatly
furnished private boxes have been built
and curtained with heavy damask. The
face of the stage and around the boxes
has been very handsomely frescoed.
Scenery has been painted by leading
artist in Phoebe, and properties have
been placed on the stage. all entirely
new and of novel design. Several large
chandeliers have been purchased, which
will light the house in gorgeous style.
New talent has been employed, and
more will be added. The stage manager,
gentleman of great experience, will
place such novelties and plays upon the
stage as are now produced in all the
leading Theatres throughout the United
States. Everything that is new will be
brought forth. Mr.. Calhoun proposes to
run the Theatre in manner that the
ears OF the most fastidious will not be
offended. He has incurred considerable
expense in refitting and employing tai
ent and by SO doing he hopes to receive
the patronage of all. Monday evening
will be the opening, when new and
varied bill will be presented. The main
entrance is on Cedar street.
SAN Francisco DIsTRIcT-This mining
district is in Beaver county, Utah. about
Is miles northwest from Shenandoah
City, Star District, and 20 miles east of
Connor's saw-mill. The Florence ledge
and several others were discovered there
about ten days ago. Saw-mill timber
and an abundance of wood and water
can be found within Is miles. Beside
the Florence is another mine called the
Emma, the surface ore Of which assays
$66 in silver and $31 in gold. Several
other lodges show equally as well, but
nothing has been done on them yet. All
the camp requires to bring it out is men
and means. to develop the mines. The
ledge is in a granite formation. Gilmer
d Salisbury's Salt Lake stages run
through the southeast corner of the dis
trict. Jim Wilson, one Of the pioneers
OF Phoebe, the discoverer Of the Emma,
has been striving for long time to get
| good mine, and at last has succeeded.
A. B. O'DoUaHEnTY has rendered his
resignation as principal of the public
school in Pioche-his resignation to take
effect at the close of the present school
term. Mr.. O'Dougherty will after the
holidays enter upon the practice OF his
profession as lawyer. We regret that
the school in Phoebe is about to loose so
worthy and efficient n principal. At
the same time we hope Mr.. O, Dougherty
will find his new field more pleasant and
| profitable, and we are sure he will not
dlsappoint the expectations of his friends
for brilliant career at the bar. h4.
New FIRE-PRooF. - Capt. Hanley is
erecting fine fire-proof building on
Meadow Valley street. The building is
| to be Is feet front, the lower story GO
feet and the upper story 80 feet deep.
| The walls are to be of stone, and the
house will be constructed upon the most
substantial basis. 1t is designed that the
upper story shall be used as an armory,
aad for public meetings, etc. Such
building will be OF great service in Phoebe.
MASONIC BA1L.-On the 9th of this
month (St. Johns Day. the Masons of
Phoebe design giving a grand ball, and
for the purpose have engaged the spa
| cious hall Of jacobs & Sultan, Main
street. The affair is entrusted to the
management of coMmitte of gentlemen
who will exert themselves to make it
success. Tickets for the Forthcoming
osAA VAL W ASouoet tO>uhy
LYNcH's CHop HOUSE,. John H.
Lynch, an old and popular restaurant
keeper in Phoebe, informs the public
that he will keep his house open day and
night. The best of everything is sup
piled, including oysters, shell fish and
CLAIMS. Public and private parties sup
Piled. North side Of Meadow Valley
street. faH fa -aa 1 Diff
BANK DIVIDEND. by reference to ad-
vertisement it will be seen that the stock
holders Of The State Bank of Nevada are
entitled to and will receive on the 10Th
OF this month dividend OF ten per
cent. upon the capital stock paid in.
The transfer book will remain closed
until the 11th. ,a. ...1
8. AsHIM & Bro. have just received a
large invoice OF crockery, 100 suits OF
the finest quality assorted clothing, so
coils assorted rope and 100 pair blankets
of oil qualities and colors. all Of which
are being sold off at very low rates.
F. SrE1NBAcH has gone into partner