Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-17

MARRIED LAST NIGHT. Captain T. F.
Hany and Miss Hattie Higgins, both of
this city, were last night united in the
holy bonds of wedloek, at the new and
elegantly furnished residence of the
Captain-Judge Fuller officiating. A
number Of personal friends OF the
parties were invited TO witness the in
tercstipg ceremony, after which the band
of the Meagher Guards favored the party
with sweet serenade. Accompanying
the notice of the event was basket Of
choice wine and bountiful supply of
the best Havanas. Our wishes are
joined with their host of other friends
that life Of uninterrupted felicity may
be opened TO the happy couple through
the rosy portals OF matrimony. May
they, strong and blissful in mutual love,
surmonnt and overcome the reverses in
cident to human existence, and, through
long years of happiness, realize the
poets fancy, that
IT'S we'll to woo, It's well to we'd
For so the world has done
Since myrtles grew and roses blew
And morning brought the SUM-
BOLD THIEvING AND CoNsIpgRATE
THIEVES. Might before last the room
OF p. L. Cowan,. on McCannon street,
was entered by a thief or thieves, be-
tween 7 and 8 o'clock p. M, and all of
his personal effects were abstracted-
bedding, clothing, valise, etc. The next
morning new sack was found at the
corner of the house containing all the
private papers OF Mr.. c. which had been
taken. They were neatly sewed together
in package, with note attached re-
questing the finder to return them to the
room from which they had been taken.
Glad some of the Phoebe thieves are of
the honorable and Enlightened class.
The TuEATER LAST NIGHT.-Hussey &
Lorraine, in connection with Miss Cliff
ton, opened their engagement in the
minstrel line at the theatre last night to
crowded house. No performances ever
given in Phoebe have been relished to a
greater extent; round after round OF
applause greeted the performers from the
first raising Of the curtain to its final fall.
Tonight a still more interesting pro-
gramme will be presented, which will be
rich with many local hits, involving the
Raymond-Hermes trial = Judges, jury,
lawyers, witnesses, etc.
PRIrcHARD's FAST FREIGHT LINE
How could we dispense with this insti-
tuition? Its business is now thor oughly
systematized, its expedition and reg ularity
being really wonderful. The train ar.
rives and departs on time, almost to the
minute. The company have made great
reductions in their rates. See their new
advertisement in this issue.
BOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
The Board met on the 14th pursuant to
Bills were allowed to
VIM. Stansfeld, L. P. Davis, VIM. S.
Mckee, E. Schoppmann, Halpin & Co.
and I. A. Stoutenburgh. This was all
the business of importance that was
transacted.
The District Court room continues to
be thronged. There has not been a
day since the commencement of the trial
Of the Raymond-Hermes case that there
have been vacant seats.
JAMES STEARNs' mule train arrived yes
terday from Toana, mainly loaded
with merchandise for james Cronan
and Bishoh 4 Lee.
A LARGE quantity of stone-coal and fire.
brick arrived here yesterday for the Ne
vada Central Railroad Company.
A NEW road-bed with less grade is be.
ing made by the N. G. R. r. Co., Just
above Meadow Valley street.
The Indians are leaving town. They
have heard that another invoice Of salt
pork is coming for them.
H. WARD is putting up a fine residence
opposite and little above the Court
house.
CHARLEY WIEDERHoLD is erecting a
neat little house on lower Main street,
Rev. v. RIeHTMYER, of Gold Hill, died
suddenly, on the 10th inst,