Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-11-29

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Init few business houses closed their
aoors Elegant dinners were spread at
,ho v,rious restaurants, and all day long
,,o streets were crowded with people
who were observing the day as recon-
mended by the President and the Gov
arnor. Religious services were held at
the Episcopal Church, Rev. Henry l..
Radoer officiating. There was general
aood feeling during the day, and the
Essence of any turbulence was noticed
and commented upon. We are glad to
call attention to this interesting fact, as
Indicating that the people of Phoebe can
enioy a holiday and at the same time
keep the peace
WAITING FOR DECISION. -Everybody
in Phoebe is waiting anxiously for de-
eision in the case of the Raymond & Ely
vs.. the Kentucky Mining Company.
The testimony was taken and the argu-
mepts made in our District Court before
Jndpe Beatty, of Hamilton The matter
was taken under advisement. We have
no means of knowing when the decision
will be rendered or what will be its pur-
mort. Everybody is anxious, however,
10 know the final result.
S1pEwALK.-Some philosophical citi-
zens have had sidewalk constructed
from near the Office of Pearley & Rives,
ON Lacour street, to the Courthouse. 1t
is not all on one side OF the street, but
there is a gravel walk extending across
the street in two places. This
is great convenience to pedestri-
ans, who can find good walk from the
center of the town 10 the Court house.
We only wish there was an extension
put on so as to bring this side walk to
the West End.
TIE PRocEEDs.-It has been ascer-
tanned that the net proceeds of the bene-
fit for the German family will amount to
about $500, which is good showing for
the lberality Of our people, considering
credit is due to all who aided to further
objects of the benefit, either by selling
tickets or otherwise. Miss Emma Hol-
land alone sold nearly 200 tickets,
RUNAwAY.-A little breeze of excite
ment was caused on Lacour and Main
streets about 3 o'clock Thursday after
noon. A pair of horses came dashing
up Lacour, and down Main street they
went at furious rate. As there were so
many in the streets at the time, it is for
tunate that no one was run over and in
jured.
TAx-PAyERs, ATTENTION. will be
seen by reference to notice in another
column that the delinquent tax list for
the fiscal year ending on the 3lst of
December, has been deposited with the
District Attorney, and unless the delin-
quent taxes are paid to the County Treas
urer within twenty days from the date of
the notice, action will be commenced
and costs added.
The markets on Thanksgiving Day
presented splendid displays of choice
meats. To look upon the surrounding
country We would hardly expect to see as
good beef, veal and mutton as ever
tempted an epicure's appetite, but such
was the case in the various markets.
GOODS ARRIVING Several teams ar
rived on Thursday laden with merchan-
disc. One of the teams contained be-
tween $4,000 and 10, DOC pounds of gen.
eral merchandise for d. c. Clark & Co.
This team left Toano ON the Sd.
KENO CAME. j. Curtis will open
tomorrow evening keno game in the
polnpn ~ u S,n,t1
street. Keno isa popular game here just
now. If you feel like trying your luck
stop in at the new keno rooms.
The December term of the District
Court commences on Monday. There
will be about so cases on the civil calen-
dar. Of criminal cases there are several
new ones and some which are still hang
ing fire.
A RUMoR.- Yesterday afternoon it was
rumored on the streets that the Raymond
& Ely-Kentucky suit bad been decided
by Judge Beatty in favor of the latter
We were not able to obtain any coniirma
ton of the report.
Losr.-On Thursday night, on MAR
street, handkerchief. The owner car
obtain the same by applying at thi,
once and paying for this advertise
ment.
lHASKs.-We are indebted to Charlie,
"iederhold for copies of various picto
rails and periodicals.. He has full as
reading.
ZONE AaAIN.-On Thursday Afternoon
John d. Boyd, John Pattie and L. S
smith, three of the prospecting part.
winch left here in September, started fo
their mines. over in Utah.
CALIFORNIA FRuITs.-Coschina & Gius
Tin have Just received a splendid lot o
fruits from California apples, pears, etc
an are OF the most luscious quality. G
w. are constantly receiving supplies
THURSDAY was very pleasant day un
I'll about 3 o'clock. Thin clouds obscure,
the sun after that hour, and the air be
able. %
HE BALL.-We learn from gentlemen
VINO attended the ball of the Odd Eel
lows on Thursday night, that the par
ucipants had passably good time.
HERE has been paid into the count
treasury, up to the present time. on &C
count OF taxes on real and personal prop
erty, the sum of 53,923.40.
ooMINa.-Mrs. B. II. Hereford, Sam
Dell Mrs. Sabine and P. ]. Murphy vii
ITrlve here tonight, says telegram, vi
YESTERDAY was q chilly, raw day
causing us all to look out for storm.