Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-28

The RACES. = Yesterday at the race.
course at the Four-mile Wells, the fol.
lowing races took place: Tyler's horse
Warmer entered by Jot Travis; Mig.
ger Baby, by Kennedy Hanley-distance
400 yards for 500 side. Warmer won
the race. The horses were ridden by
Hanley and Travis. Second receives
Travis entered Gingerbread; P. Holland
entered his iron-grey colt Moro. Single
dash OF mfle for $3.50 a side-won by
Moro. Time 2:05; ridden by Travis and
coleman. The third race was between
Travis Moss Agate and Hollands colt
Moro. Catch weights-one mile-for
500 side. The colt won again easily
IN the excellent time Of 1903. On the
I'D OF July there will be several races of
running stock, and from the reputation
OF the horses already entered, fast time
may be expected. For the first race-a
single dash of mile for $500 a side
Jot Travis has entered the Brown Cali
fornia Horse, and Kennedy Hanly the
sorrel mare Fanny. For the second
race, w. s. Travis enters Shavetail. and
n. Hanley the sorrel mare Fanny-dis-
lance one mile for $500 side. All
these horses are in training, and are re-
puted to be fast stock. We expect n
good deal of money will change hands
on the event.
The ICE CREAM FEsTIvAL.-Last even
ing Browns Hall was well filled with Ia
dies and gentlemen, the occasion being
the ice cream festival given by the ladies
OF Phoebe for the benefit of Rev. J. P.
Egbert. late pastor of the Presbyte rian
Church, who has concluded his labors
here and will leave us in few days,
Forty or fifty ladies were present, and
manifested laudable interest in the sue.
cess of the festival. After some hours
spent IN social conversation, the hall was
cleared, and the whole company Joined
IN dance, which was kept up for several
hours. We are happy to state that the
event proved financial success, and we
feel assured that the interest manifested
In behalf of the worthy gentleman will
cause him to cherish pleasant memories
of the good people of Phoebe during the
remainder of his life.
THEATER.-Camille was produced last
evening to an appreciative audience
which, however, was not as numerous as
the really good acting warranted. Car
RE Carter's Camille has already an ex-
tenslve reputation. Mr.. Dudley deserves
great credit for the excellent manner in
which he rendered Armand; Mrs. Birds
Madame Prudence was delicious bit of
comedy, while Messrs. Thorn, Bird,
Mcguire and the remainder of the COM
Pany ably sustained the characters en-
trusted to them. Lucretia Borgia and
the Swiss Cottage to night.
MACHINERY FOR THE RAYMOND & ELY.
The Eureka Sentinel, of the Goth, says:
There passed through yesterday for Pr
oche, by Pritchards teams, seven large
wagons heavily loaded with machinery
for the hosting works of the Raymond 4
Ely mine, and the day before nine
wagons bearing the same sort of a cargo.
CREDITORS MEETING.-A meeting of
the creditors of j. B. E. Cavalier will
be held at Pitzer Il Corson's law Office
this evening. See advertisement in an
outer column.
= HE RAYMOND a. ELY-HERMEs CAsE.-
1t is understood that the decision of the
Court on the motion for a new trial in
this case will be rendered by Judge Full
Ter this morning. 4
CHICKENS AND EGGS always on hand
and for sale at John Connexions.