Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-21

luctantly set aside at this time-perhaps |
to be submitted to you in this place on |
some future accasion.
So with vivid personal recollections of |
the scene, now plant myself squarely |
on Panaca Flat, and bid YOU good night. |
WEDDING LAST EvENING.-As was the !
general expectation, the interesting mar
riage ceremony at the Episcopal Church
was performed last evening by Rev. H.
l.. Badger. Before the appointed hour
there were large number of ladies' and
gentlemen, present attracted thither by
the interesting nature of the ceremony to
be performed. Mr.. Johnston was sup.
ported by Mr.. A. ]. Blair and Miss Rob-
inson by Mrs. A. J. Blair. Mr.. James
Schoonmaker "a relative of the LADY, gave
away the bride. 1t would be q work of
supererrogation to say that the groom
looked happy, and that the bride looked
charming and beautiful. After the cere-
mony Mr.. and Mrs. Johnston repaired to
to their future residence, on Hoffman
street, where they received the invited
guests.
RUsAwAy. About o'clock last even
ing runaway took place in town, which
fortunately was without serious results.
Two gentlemen got into carriage near
the Catholic Church, when the horses
started prematurely, and as the carriage
came near being turned over, the occu-
pants jumped out and the horses ran
down Meadow Valley street at break
neck speed. They turned the corner
into Main street and up that thorough.
| fare at an accelerated rate. A man on a
horse started after the runaways, and
finally overlook them. No damage was
done either to the occupants who were
thrown out, the horses or the carriage.
LETTER FROM Sr1oKEEN.-A gentleman
in this place has just received letter
from Peter Cargotich, dated on the Stic-
keen river, October "a. The writer was
in Phoebe some months ago, and left
here for the far-off regions of the Site
keen. We are promised translation of
Mr.. Cargotich' letter for publication to-
morrow, 1t will doubtless be read with
interest.
HONORABLE MsNnoN-From the GER
ti6cate of the President of Santa Clara
College, Rev. A. vars, we learn that
young Henry Prudential received hon.
| orable mention at the closing exercises
of the college. We congratulate our
young friend on his progress in procur-
ing an education.
MArRIMoNIAL.-Under the appropriate
head this morning will be found notice
of the union in the holy bonds of matri-
mony OF our respected fellow-citiZen
James S. Smith and Miss Mary GUM
ness. We tender Mr.. Smith our hearty
congratulations on this suspicious event.
For RENT.- d. l. Wilmans advertis-
es the Wilmans House for rent, together
with the furniture and fixtures pertain
ing to the same. The house is centrally
located, and is doing good business.
Here Is offered an opportunity for any
one desiring to enter into business.
PosTPoNED.-The benefit to the family
of the late VIM. F. German has been
postponed until Tuesday evening. Tick
cts are being sold rapidly, and we have
good reason to believe that the whole
number will be sold.
Phoebe AND SALT LAKE.-G ilmer &
Salisbury continue to run stages between
Phoebe and Salt Lake on alternate days.
See advertisement under the head of
"New To-day"
G. P. r. R.-Among our new adver-
tisements this morning will be found
that of the Central Pacific Railroad,
showing the time of departure of the
westward bound trains from Ogden.
WEArHER.-For several hours during
the day the weather continues delightful,
but the evenings become quite chilly,
and render artificial heat necessary.
DIsAGREED.-The jury in the case OF
George Lambert, alias the Flying Dutch.
man, after being out fifteen hours, failed
. to agree, and were discharged. EEHl
NEW STAGE LINE.-Travis a. Co. have
commenced running a tri-weekly line
from Hamilton to Cherry Creek. Fare
from Phoebe to Cherry Creek $3.50.
mo passengers, says the telegraph
from Hamilton. on the stage which ar
rives here tonight
MEETNa TONIGHT. The Meaghel
Guard will meet at the Armory this eve
ming. Let every member attend.
The Capitol restaurant, on Lacoul
street, il for rent. See advertisement.
JOHN c. LYNCH has just received 10
. of fine foreign wines-Private Cuvee
. Green Seal, Charles Heidseick, and othe
5 fine brands of champagne; also, superi
or case--Chnteau la Frauds, Chateau I,
Rose, etc., and choice brands Of cigars
j. G. L. will receive in few days 20'
!. packages of the finest liquors and cas-,
goods ever brought to Phoebe. nl5-1v
. Go TO H. Krauses Photograph Caller.
on Lacour street, over the New Yorl
$ Bakery, for your No. pictures
0 Prices reduced to one-half Satisfaction
+ guaranteed, Carries de Visite $500 pc
J; dozen. Ferrotypes for SOC apiece. nit
! ! A NEW circulating library, imported ci
' gars, tobacco, stationery and CONNECTION
!. cry at j. Levin & Co. s, opposite Hamil
q toms saloon. Main street. qE
LUNCH every day at Ike Phillips, fror
5 IL o. M. to 4 p. NJ. o3l
d Go TO BISHOP & LEES for your Drug
= and Medicines.
II 8. ASHIM Z BRO.
BLACK FRocK SUITS, $40; worth $50.
!, Everything ewcarahle and eatabI
Il TO be found at Ashfm Bros. M
"a FRESH CALIFORNIA RANCH BUTTER
FL Ike Phillips. OBJ
3. ASHIM BRO.
n BLUE. BnowN AND BLACK BEAVER SUrrs, 81
u worth $35.