Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-06-26

iitceuehteu storm OF wind has
prevailed during the last three days. II
CID not attain the dignity of a tornado
OF hurricane, but it whirled things
around at furious rate. Day before
yesterday shed attached to the liyery
stable of Geo. c. johnson. lower Main
street, was carried by the force of the
WIND across the street, and portion of it
landed IN Sherwood's lumber yard. The
shed was torn to pieces, but the lumber
can De used advantageously in recon-
structing it. Several panes of glass in
sherwood office were broken by the fly
ing missils, which were sent through the
ar IN every direction. Last night a
house owned by Il. W. Allen, and occu-
as storehouse, was moved from its
original position about nine feet. This
mouse Is on Lacour street, between the
Court house and the hospital. Two sides
OF the house were stove in, involving
damage to the extent of about 5000. A
miner cabin in the rear Of Browns Hall
was also roughly handled, and the lum-
Der in Terrill' yard was scattered in eyery
direction, while tin cans were sent whiri-
ing through the streets at a furious rate.
Even old Washoe men admit that the
WIND Tor the past few days exceeds a
zephyr in violence.
THEATER.-There was a full house last
evening, showing lively appreciation of
the merits of the troupe now performing
at Hanly's Hall. Ten Nights in Bar
room was repeated by request. Carrie
Carter, in the character of Mehitable
Cartwright, cannot be excelled. Bella
Bird rendered the character of Mrs. Nor.
gan admirably. Dora lorraine, as
Mary Morgan, in the dying scene. gave
IL most iife-like effect, and her superior
rendition of that character brought tears
10 the eyes OF many of the audience. A.
!horne proved himself first-class per-
former IN the character of Joe Moraan.
". +. Bird created great merriment in
tne rendition of the Yankee character of
simple Swinchel. VIM. C. Dudley as
samuel Slade, landlord, acted his part
Wen. Lizzie Davenport is charming
little actress. The others of the com.
pany acquitted themselves yerv
we'll. Tonight will be presented
for the first time in Phoebe the 3.act
comedy of "All is not Gold that Gilt.
sers, 10 conclude with the laughable
The Masonic BALL.-The ball given
at browns Hall, on Tuesday evening,
by the Masons of Phoebe, in honor Of
St. John the Evangelist, was very sue.
eessful affair. About fifty ladies', fash
ionably and elegantly attired, graced the
occasion with their presence, and a
large number of gentlemen were in ut.
tendance. The hall was Handsomely
decorated with evergreens and flags, and
presented fine appearance. It was
properly ventilated; SO there was no
excessive heat to mar the pleasure of the
PARTICIPANTS. The music was excellent.
indeed was such as would "breathe a
soul beneath the ribs of death" Profess
sor Mitchell, violin; Professor Maggie.
piano; Geo. W. Pierce, cornet; and
Charley Bello, with his base viol, were
the musicians. Supper, consisting of
every substantial and delicacy the coun-
Try affords, was served at the New York
Restaurant After supper dancing was
resumed, and was kept mp in a spirited
until about O'Clock in the
All enjoyed themselves. and
we are happy to say that it proved a
financial success.
THOMAS DAILY, "Our Tom," First
Assistant Of the Phoebe Engine and Hose
Company, was yesterday the recipient
Of splendid First Assistant Foreman's
nat and belt, just received from the East
me hat and belt were presented to Mr..
Oaly by number of admirers, and thew
re unqnestionably master pieces of art
that llne. They are now on exhibi-
ION, for this day only. at Coleman &
,,ylers saloon, Main street, after which !
hey Will be removed and not exhibited
0 pubic gaze until the Fourth of July
nd then only on the head of the owner
MEXICAN WAR VETERANs.-Only a few
4 the veterans residing in Phoebe and
icinity met last evening, and an nd.
was had until Saturday even. I
ng, at s clock, at Aud a. Berrv's Law
mce' Nam street. We hope there will
e general attendance of all who are en-
tiled to be designated as Mexican War
'eterans.
AHEAD OF T1ME.-Day before yesterday
our teams arrived from Toapo two
avs ahead OF time. Thu usual time is
, days. These teams were freiphted "
18th merchandise for Phoebe and Bul-
onville, and forwarded from Toano by
. F. Marx.
PRIZE FIRE Cartoon DAILY received
ssterday, by way of Hamilton, a splen.
ID fire cap, which is on exhibition nj {
oleman 4 Tyler's saloon. 1t came
~ U. ID. DAILY is the inventor of =
us new way of marking goods.
Music FOR THE MILLIoN.-Mr. Bird. |
the Bella Bird Troupe, has engaged
e American Brass Band to discourse
usic every evening from the balcony Y,
the theater. IN IN
STATUTES OF 1S73.-We are indebted
Hon. ]. d. Minor, Secretary of State,
r bound volume of the laws passed =
the late session of the Nevada Leeis-
ture.
GRAND GIFT CoNcERr.-The drawing Z
the Nevada State Lottery has again
en postponed, but it is advertised to ..
Ike place on the 3Oth of July without i
IL. II. Il. Breakey is the agent in es
oche for the sale Of tickets. su
In the Justices Court, this morning, RI
artin Buckley is expected to appear and
swer to charges of assault and battery
d drawing and exhibiting deadly
apon In rude, violent and threaten 49,
: manner. pc
HE FouRTH.-The Committee of Ar
,gements on Fourth of July celebration s
II meet at the Palace Club Rooms.
S evening at 8 o'clock, to bear the re-
TT of the Finance Committee