Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-24

RoYAL ARCH MAsoNs.-The members
of the Fraternity in Phoebe some time
since petitioned the Grand Chapter of |
the United States to establish q Royal /
Arch Chapter here. On Sunday even
ing q dispensation was received Fol- |
lowing is list of the officers: NJ. W. |
Kales, NJ. Z. H. p; A. A. Young, E. X;
G.. R. Alexander, E. s.; H. Krauss, Sec |
rotary; NJ. B. Ephriams, Treasurer;
Ed. Cults, c. H.; J. De Orsey, P.
s.; p. b. Miller, Il. A. c.; ID. z. FL !
son, First G. F. "; J. NJ. Jones, Second
G. +. "; j. G. Mcdonald, Third G. f.
"; d. Cameron, G.. The name chosen
for this organization is the Keystone
Royal Chapter, U. d. The first regular
communication will be held Thursday
evening.
CONFIDENCE GAME.-A few nights ago,
a man in this place who was known to
have money deposited in the State Bank
had set-to with the tiger. After losing
what money he had about him, he COM
menced drawing checks, which were ae-
cepted. He lost in this manner over
$500, and then withdrew to reflect upon
his folly. Fond memory doubtless re-
yived the old adage that 1.-THE early bird
catches the worm" and next morning he
anxiously awaited the opening of the
bank. As soon as the bank was opened
he presented his certificate of deposit,
drew the money, and consoling himself
with the reflection that he had won the
last turn, made his escape. He has not
since been seen or heard Of.
Ice CREAM FESTIVAL. - The ladies
attached to the congregation of the Pres
byterian Church = Rev. j. ?. Egbert,
pastor-purpose giving AN ice cream
festival at Browns Hall, next Friday
evening, for the benefit of that gentle
man. Mr.. Egbert has been laboring in
Phoebe for several months. during which
time he has succeeded in building up
the first Presbyterian congregation in
this place; but owing to feeble health he
finds a change of climate necessary. He
preached his farewell sermon on Sunday
night, and will leave here in few days
All who feel an interest i'll So worthy q
cause, and desire at the same time to
pass an hour or two pleasantly, should
attend the festival on Friday evening.
SURGICAL OPERATION YESTERDAY after
noon, at the County Hospital, DR..
Deal, assisted by Drs. Bergstein, Philson
and James, amputated the leg of Everett
Felt just above the knee joint. The I'M
| 70 ma hoe ha.,, i,p 70 nf
hospital several months, and owing to
serious injuries to his leg it was found
impossible to restore that member, and
amputation was resorted to to save his
lie. Mr.. Felt is about 80 years of age
and has before him, notwithstanding his
misfortunes and sutferings, hopes of q
comparatively speedy recovery. He was
placed under the influence of anasthet
les, and so the operation was performed
without causing any great pain.
NEWARK MISE.-Street dealers in min
ing stocks were considerably excited yes
terday about the stock Of this mine
Holders were demanding five dollars
share, cash down. This is quite an ad
vance, and being made where the min
is best known, may be accepted as evi
dence of the good condition and prospec
of the Newark. Its shares were quote,
at So and S4.75 in the San Francsc,
Stock Board yesterday. This is its high
est figure.
Masonic BALL.-The ball to be givel
this evening at Browns Hall gives prom
, Use of being a very pleasant and success
full affair. The hall has been fitted vi
l in handsome style, excellent music ha
S been provided, and from the large nun
S Der of ticl-e'- sold good turnout ma
sessss a, pS 5 aaoa so at ih
3 parties may if they wish attend both tn
= theater and ball this evening
ENTERPRISE SALooN.-Charles Sturm
i we'll known as courteous and sklilfu
1 mixer of delightful beverages in Vii
ginia, has opened the Enterprise saloo
;. on Meadow Valley street, over the Varit
ties. Mr.. Sturm has gone to heavy e1
, pense in fitting up his saloon, havin
4 determined to made it second to none i
p town.
J. AGENT FOR WELLS, FARGO & Col. N
e Seibert has received the appointment {
II agent for Wells, Fargo & Co.'S EXPIRES
J. in Phoebe. He is well qualified for til
o important duties devolving upon hin
y having had large experience in the bus
Il ness. Mr. Sides, the late agent here
e engaged in the brokerage business Q
q Main street.
FIRE IN ROSE VALLEY.-The barn
y Ike Brown, in Rose Valley, was de
80 troyed by fire on Saturday last about
le o'clock p. m. During a heavy gale
j. wind it is supposed that spark from
a dwelling near by fell among the ha
"a The loss will amount to about 5000.
'e The San Jose Barber Shop has +
70 opened. Shaving % cents hair cuttii
~ 80 cents.
" BALL AT BULLIoNvILLE.-A ball "
n be given at Rich's Hotel, Bullionvill
a ON Friday evening, the Fourth of July.
The following passengers left Palisat
- yesterday; B. F. Sides and wife, and
IN Ullman.
"a NORRIS LEVIN will arrive on to-day
a. stage from Hamilton.