Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-04-04
THEATER.--The complimentary benefit

given to Mr.. and Mrs Bates, last even
Alng, was decided success in every par
Yticular. A large number of ladies graced
the dress circle. The entertainment
n given was rendered in the best possible
Jmanner. Mrs. Bates, in the character of
Lady Macbeth, acquitted herself in a
manner to be envied by the best artistes
OF the day. Miss Marion is an actress
of considerable ability, and has become
quite a favorite among the theater-goers
of this city.
WHERE IGNORANCE Is BLISS, IT'S Fol-
LY TO BE WISE. Eastern exchanges are
hilarious in their boastings that in
franklin county, Vermont, there are
eight old farmers, living within two miles
Of each other have had twenty five wives
among them. superintendent how
about Salt Lake City. There are about
eight ancient fossils, of the male gender,
in that village, within radius of
mile, who give succulence and nutriment
to nearly that number each all of whom
can yet take their "chuck" with relish.
INDIsPosED.-A builder in town yester-
day missing one of his hands from his
accustomed vocation called at his resi-
dence to find out what was wrong. The
good morning Mr.. -. are you
you looking for Tom?" being answered
in the affirmative, she replied: "Well,
sir, Tom, poor devil, is not lookin' or
feelin' well, nor won't for a few days.
He thrun chair at me last night, sir,
and was compelt to take the law in me
own hands-he s not hurt very bad -
good morning."
PERsoNAL.--Mayor Charles L. Powell,
who formerly resided in Phoebe, and ex-
tensively known as an Indian Agent
throughout Southeastern Nevada, has
arrived at Salt Lake from Washington.
The Mayor has recently been appointed
Consul at Morianda, Peru, and will short
ly proceed to his new field of labor. We
wish him success.
LEFT PALlsApE YESTERDAY The fol-
lowing passengers left Palisade yester.
day on the stage, and will arrive in this
city on Sunday afternoon: A. S. Pease,
D. L. Crisman, X. M. Crisman, M.
Kelley, NJ. G. Seldom. E. NcAlpin. Mrs.
Maynard, two children and servant, and
L. D. Murdy.
DIVINE SERVICE. I'm consequence Of
the occupation of the Courtroom by the
jury, on next Sunday, April G, no SER
vice can be held there. Rev. j. p. Egg
bert will preach on Sunday evening, in
the schoolhouse, at Bullionville. Sab
bath School at same place at o'clock i'll
the afternoon.
ODD FELLows' BALL.--In our advertis-
ing columns, this morning, will be found
a programme, giving names of the res
pective committees. etc.. for the grand
anniversary ball of Odd Fellows of this
city, to take place at Aleck Browns new
hall, on the 25th Of the present month.
We will refer to it again.
FRE1GHTERs ARRIVING Twelve heavily
loaded freight teams, with trail wagons
attached, arrived night before last loaded
with merchandise and miscellaneous
wares for our town merchants. Clerks
will be kept busy for some days opening
out their new supplies.
FIREMAEN's MEETlNG.-There will be a
meeting Of the members of Phoebe En-.
CINE and Hose Company at the school,
house this evening. As further arrange.
ments regarding the ball, as also the
question of jury duty, will be brought up,
the officers request full attendance.
Calico BALL.--The calico ball, given
by Mrs. Shiller, last evening, was largely
attended, and in every respect very en-
joyable party. The supper spread was
credit to the connisieur in charge, an
abundance OF the best being lavishly pro-
vided. kitR t Ell T1
The Oriental saloon, on Meadow Valley
street, have just completed the construc-
ton Of shooting gallery, and have added
materially to the comfort Of the coy
place Of resort.