Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1872-12-25

ooCNTr CoMsfIssIoNERs.-Boar met
on Tuesday, Dec. "a, 1872. Present,
Messrs. McCluskey and McCannon.
The following business was transacted:
Z. l.. Mason, County Surveyor, was or
dered to assist p. NJ. O'Connor in meas
urins the walls of the Court House, and
ascertaining the number of square yards
therein. 1t was ordered that all bills
against the county for the month OF De-
cemter be filed with the Clerk of the
Board, on or before Tuesday, the 31st of
december. Also ordered, that w. s.
travis, Sheriff elect, file with the Clerk a
bond in the sum of $4,000. as Sheriff,
and $4,000 as ex-officio License Re-
ceiver; Geo. Goldthwaite. District At
torney, $40, 900; John Roeder, Treasurer,
$4,000; E. Schoppman, Surveyor,
$1,000; Louis Sultan. School Supsrin.
tendent, $1,000; W. II. Henderson,
Auditor and Recorder, $4,000; d. L.
Deal, Public Administrator, $4,000; X.
). Hanley, Assessor and ex-officio Col
iector OF Mining Tax, $1,000; P. B. Mil
Ter, County Clerk, $4,000. %
The theatrical entertainment promised
for last evening was deferred on account
of the great desire OF the management to
to present The Bells" in such as to
bring out its full excellence. The play
will be presented this evening for the
first time. 1t created great sensation
in New York and in Salt Lake, and we
hope its merits will not be overlooked
here. Asa holiday treat. the manage
ment will give matinee performance at
2 O'Clock this afternoon. We hope to
see full bouse, both in the afternoon
and in the evening. DIR. Mcguire. who
sustains the leading characters, will ap-
pear on both occasions, and the others
OF the company will ably sustain him.
ANoTHER.-Amid all the festvity of
the season. DR.. Bishop was not unmind-
fnl that the toiling printer whose work
never ends, as there is always day
ahead OF him--needs something to re-
vve his dropping spirits. and according
ly last evening sent to our office bottles
of the very best brandy and whiskey.
We beg to make due Acknowledgement
for the Doctors favors, and in wishing
him merry Christmasand many returns
OF this festive season, we are heartily
joined by all hands in the RECORD
Office. as
Mus1c's CHARMs.-Last night, just as
Christmas was about being ushered in,
the jerk-water band of Phoebe invaded
our office, each armed with a musical
instrument and gave us the benefit of q
serenade, which was highly appreciated,
especially just as its dulcelt tones died
away over the adjacent hills.
THANKs.-Lost little black and tan
pup, answering to the name of Nellie"
on Lacour street Saturday last. Who
yer will return said pup to this office
will receive the above reward, and no
questions asked. Said pup is about
three months old.
AT the California Market, yesterday,
we observed two rousing specimens of
the porcine species. The largest is pig
ten months old, and weighing 40 lbs;
raised in Phoebe. The other is eight
months old, and weighs 410 lbs; raised
by II. O'Neil
PERSONAL. - Judge CARRIER reached
Phoebe yesterday morning by private
after an absence of several
weeks. Judge G.. G. Berry leaves
e.,
to be absent a short time.
MASONIC BALL-SUPPER.-The Masonic
Ball comes off on Friday evening, in
Jacobs & Snltan's hall. The supper
will be spread at the Star Restaurant.
Upper Main street.
THEArRE.-No play was given last
night. This evening 1.-The Bells will
be presented. -@ t' ~