Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-01-25

BRILLIANT WEDDING.-JO Ohm II. James,
Esq, of this place, was married on the
10th inst, at San Jose, Cal, to Miss Ad-
die Greenleaf. From the San Jose Pa
triot, of the 17th, We clip the following
in reference to the event: Trinity
Church was filled by an eager throng last
evening, to witness the nuptials of Mr..
John r. James, of Phoebe, Nevada and
Miss Adde Greenleaf, of this city. Rev.
G.. W. Foote, Pastor of Trinity Church,
performed the marriage service. The
handsome bride was given away by Gen.
L. E. Conner. Miss Ida Clayton and
Miss Jennie Mayors attended the bride
as bridesmaids. Mr.. +. S. Carter and
Mr.. W. H. Mayors acted rs groomsmen.
After the service the bridal party were
driven to the Auzerais House, where the
bride gave her reception in the spacious
parlor of this favorits hotel. The bride
was the recipient of some beautiful pres
ents-a massive silver card case from
George w. Rutherford solid silver
| pitcher from Mrs. Hanchett; silver des-
sert set from Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Ruth
erford; an elegant pie-knife from Mrs.
N. E. Fasset; rare glove box cut from
solid ivory, from Mr.. and Mrs. H.
Mayors; magnificent silver ladle from
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Raymond hand
some dressing case, beautiful set of
toilet bottles, etc. After the reception
the party descended to the dining room,
where the canvas had been laid, and to
enlivening music the happy throng
threaded the mazes of the dance. A re-
gal collation. was served in the reading
ROOM
MAGGIE KNIGHTS BENEFIT. - The
crowded house which greeted the man
agement last night, on the occasion OF
Maggie Knights benefit, must have been
gratifying in the extreme to the fair
beneficiary, rs well rs the whole compa-
n.y. The house was filled to its utmost
capacity, many ladies being in attend
ance. The entertainment was well
received in every respect, Miss Maggie,
however, being the general favorite.
TEN-p1Ns EXTRAORDINARY "A few days
since Chas. Peasley made 800 on the
alley at Banner & Pearson's, Meadow
Valley street. His competitor, L. Rich
ards, made 297, but Charley got ava.
with the pot, and is now fairly entitled
to the champions belt. No better roll
ing can be done, as all ten-pin " sharps
, are well aware.
, WAsHINGToN's BIRTHDAY.-The 145tl
anniversary Of the birth of Washington
! the Father of his country, will be OF
o served in Phoebe on the evening OF tn
. 21st by grand ball at the Barnum Res
> taurant, Meadow Valley street.
i SpARRrNG.- evening Prof. Cor
;. Orem will give sparring exhibition {
y the Phoebe Theatre, commencing at
q o'clock. Those who have interest {
curiosity in such matters would do we
Il to attend.
= To ARRIVE To-DAY.-The followir
"a passengers left Hamilton yesterday f'
"a Phoebe. who will arrive on to-day's stag
~ A. B. Hunt, j. Rich, j. ]. Wilson, job
d Baker, Miss Mary Hickey.
We Hon. GEO. G.. BERRY, late of HuI
d boldt county, bat now of Phoebe, arrive
y Yesterday from San Francisco, viz 81
- Lake. He is quite well.
to PRESBYTERIAN services will be held
of the Court room at II a. M. Sunday, ia
26, by Rev. j. P. Esbert OF Princeto
n N. j. All are invited. ]azo'
,ta TRIAL jurors are elsewhere official
as notified that their presence is requir
of before the District Court ON Mond
d. next at 10 o'clock a. m.
The District Court will meet at
s5 O. clock this morning.