Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-11-28

THEATRE.-The theatre last evening
was crowded throughout, giving Mr..
Lorraine first-class benefit, which he
deserved. The entire performance
seemed to give perfect satisfaction. Mr..
Lorraine tenders his most sincere thanks
to the public for their kind patronage.
The troupe will not make their appear
ance again until the LIST or Sd Of Deem
Der. The establishment will be taken
charge OF by S. r. Calhoun and i'll
future he will manage the entire insti-
tuition. The theatre will undergo q
thorough overhauling. 1t will be board
ed on the outside and lined on the in
side, making the place comfortable and
cosy for the winter months. A parquette
will be arranged after the style of the
Alhambra, San Francisco, whereby the
ladies and families of our town can be
comfortably seated and not annoyed by
people constantly passing them. The
other seats will be re-arranged and
placed SO all can see the stage. Mr.. CAL
noun proposes to make the theatre as
pleasant and equal to any in the State.
He will employ the best of talent and
earnestly asks the citizens to assist him
by giving him full houses.
CATHOLIC CHURcH.-Impfessive serv-
ices were observed at the Catholic
Church last evening-Rev Father O. Neill
officiating. The congregation in attend
ance was quite large. An increased
interest in religious matters has been the
result of Father O'Neill's ministrations
in Phoebe.
To ARRIVE To-DAY.-The following
passengers left Hamilton yesterday for
Phoebe, who will arrive on to-day's
stage: D. NJ. vissisk, S. H. Wellington,
Robt. Stevens, Laura Prudential, p
Harris, T. Jay Cherry. ]. E. Crossman,
J. N. Vimont, Morg. Cavanaugh.
AMONG the recent arrivals here we note
that Of Richard Maggie, brother OF John
Maggie, Superintendent of the Portland
mine. The first named gentleman is
we'll known in connection with mining
enterprises on the Comstock range, and
has come to Phoebe to remain.
$500 REwARD.-The above reward will
be paid to anybody who will furnish as
good Cigar as is sold at II. Michael's
! for Is cents. Always ON hand, a large
assortment of genuine Havana Cigars
| No limitations sold here under false pre-
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| TEMPERANCE LECTURE. Father
O'Neill will lecture at the Catholic
Church Friday evening on the ever-pres-
ent evils of intemperance. He is gen.
tleman of fine attainments, Nand will
doubtless interest his hearers.
! THANKSGIVING SERVICES. will
be Thanksgiving services and sermon at
the Episcopal Church this morning. SER
vices beginning at II o'clock.
MAN STABBED. - Late last night we
heard of difficulty between two men at
Dry Valley, in which one of them re.
ceived two cuts in the side with knife.
No particulars.
FULKs & McALp1N will have their saloon
properly papered to-day, and will reopen
this evening. Give them CALL I'm.
bibers of their liquors lose no flesh il
consequence.
| W. U. TEL. Co. - To-day the Office
hours of the Western Union Telegraph
Company will be from to 10 a. m, ant
from to 6 p. IN. Give the operators {
chance.
THERE are messages at the W. q. Tel
egraph Office for j. B. White, Charlotte
Taylor and Mrs. Pitts.
A THANKSGIVING DINNER will be given
at the Star Hotel to-day.