Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-05-11

a>oihhh htE LftICEt--- D-lDDrrOy
evening Professor Mcdonald will deliv,
another free lecture npon Human Nature
and Phrenology, at Browns Hall. Last
night the hall WAS crowded to such an
extent that the people scarcely had room
to give vent to their feelings when he re-
lated some of his spicy anecdotes. Many
OF our best citizens were present, among
whom were a goodly number of ladies.
every one present was well pleased and
pronounces the Professor good talker
and a juicy joker. No doubt but the hall
will be jainmed and crammed to its ut
most capacity tomorrow night. Go and
get good seat. His rooms are at the
San Jose House, where he gives exami-
nations in regard to the choice of bust
ness, how to improve the mind and
TO make life a success.
Ice CREAM SALOON. John Counerton,
tie pioneer vender of ice cream in
Phoebe, having procured from the East.
ern manufacturers the only machine for
the manufacture of the article now in
use on the Pacific coast, gives notice to
his old customers. and to the new ones,
whose name he believes will be legion,
that, Oh and after Sunday, the 18th inst.
he will reopen his ice cream saloon,
at the head Of Main street, on
Panaca Flat. A fine swing has been
added for the amusement of customers,
and in fine, no expense has been spared
to make 1t the finest place OF resort in
Pioche. The richest and most delicious
ice cream and other refreshments always
on hand. Open from ga m, until II
p. Ii.
New PUBLICATIONS, RARE AND RAoY.-
Let everyone who wishes to enjoy read.
ing the latest and freshest news papers
ard periodicals, betake himself to the
irrepressible Charley Weiderhold's news
depot, for there he will find every notable
Eastern and illustrated paper, and every
magazine and periodical of the day.
Charley says he intends to distance all
competitors in his peculiar line, and his
actions certainly keep pace with his
words. Thanks for a most entertaining
supply of reading matter laid on our
editorial table.
Ii. LEWIS, the enterprising merchant
who has just finished one of the finest
brick structures in the city, appears with
a new advertisement in this issue. A
business man who has the nerve 10
erect a costly new block in the most de-
! pressed state of the times will not easily
be driven to the wall in a war of mercan-
tile completion. Go in and look owe,
his immense ana varied stock.
Mr.. A. CALDWELL, Superintendent OF
the Excelsior and Mazeppa mines, leaves
to-day for San Francisco, and will be ab.
sent about a month. Mr.. Caldwell il
I one of our representative mining men,
and it is a reasonable surmiss that his
departure has something to do with new
and important interpretations.
K. A. kEYEs, the genial and energetic
travelling agent of Walker Bros, Salt
Lake, departs on this mornings coach
for that city, to be absent some weeks.
We hope him pleasant trip, and also
hope that he will soon return, for he is
a gentleman Of high social qualities as
well as fine business capacity. and We re-
greet to part company with him.
JUsr RETURNED FROM THE EAsr.-Mr.
j. Levin, formerly of the firm of Folk &
Levin, has just returned from the East
and expects to open in a few days, at the
old stand formerly occupied by them) !,
with the finest imported cigars, stationery
and new library.
The Raymond & Ely Company, We are
told, are about purchasing the title of the
Kentucky Company. No assessment OF
Raymond 4 Ely stock will be necessary
in doing this. as the company have tire.
mendous surplus on hand
HIKo--A gentleman just in from Hike
informs us that the Crescent mill has not
yet started up, but that large amount
of rich selected ores are being deliy-
cred, and that big bullion yield may soon
be looked for in the old pioneer district.
NorIcE.-Jas. S. Smith has an interest
in my commission stock business from
this date. The business will be con.
Quoted hereafter under the name of Jas,
>. Smith ~ Co. B. f. SIDES.
Phoebe, New, May 8, 1873.
WILL REMovE.-The Office of the Des-
eret Telegraph Company will be removed
to-day to the room occupied by James E.
Smith Co., opposite Wells, Fargo Il Co.
The company have fitted up fine Office,
and in a central part Of the city.
MATT. MooKLAR, of Bullionville, had
two checks Of about one hundred dollars
each, and three hundred dollars in gold
coin, stolen yesterday. 1t is thought the
thief will be caught.
Ii you want a clean, neat shave, OF
your hair cut in the height of fashion,
call at J. N. Williams new barber-shop,
lower Main street, just above Alex.
Browns new hall.
RELIeIoUs.--R J. p. Egbert. will
preach in Browns Hall, Phoebe, on Sunday
evening at half-past seven O'Clock. Sun.
day school will be held in Bullionville at
ii a. In. and in Phoebe at $50 p. M.
TRIAL JURORS ExcusED.--All the trial
jurors Of the present term of the District
Court have been excused from attendance
until week from tomorrow, the 10th
inst.
PACIFIC TUNNEL.-The indications in
the Pacific Tunnel continue to improve.
Work is being pushed with all vigor.
Important Developments may be looked
for soon. -..-..
But few are now leaving Phoebe for
other camps. The boys are fascinated
with the recent rich strikes, and filled
with hope by the general rise in stocks.
The grand ice cream carnival CON-
mences this morning at John Conner
tons arcade of comfort, Upper Main
street.