Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1873-12-05

TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT.-As
stated by us yesterday, there will be
festival at Armory Hall tonight and to-
morrow night. The main objects Of
these festivities is to raise funds with
which to fence in the Catholic burying-
ground adjacent to this city. Here re-
pose the remains of those who closed
LIES journey in our midst, and it is
but proper that Phoebe people should
contribute mite each towards preserv-
ing the graves of the dead from the dep
relations of the beasts of the field. We
hope to see the hall crowded this even
ing, and tomorrow evening also.
WINTERY WEATHER. 1t is scarcely
necessary to inform Phoebe folks that
Winter is upon us. Yesterday was not
excessively cold, yet the day was bleak
and dreary overhead. The ground was
covered with snow, and every mountain
top, in all directions, was capped with
the same. The streets were not
filed with pleasure seeks. only those
on business bent ventured to face the
Indictment weather. Various sleighing
parties were out during the day and even
ing, and some of the boys amused them
selves "coasting" down Meadow Valley
and Main streets.
The NEVADA STATE LoTTKRY.-H. r.
Breakey, agent for Lincoln county of the
Nevada State Lottery, last evening re-
ceived letter from D. L. Blanchard
General Manager, dated Virginia, Dec. /,
IN which he says: II have just received
news from New York, making it GER
tainty beyond doubt or cavil, that in a
very few days We will set day for the
drawing, and sign itby all the Trustees. 4"
II rs therefore quite certain that the draw
ng will not take place on the 10th.
JUDGE BEArTY's DECISION. was ex-
pected, the decision of Judge Beatty in
the case Of the Raymond & Ely vs.. the
hetucky Mining Company was received
,hy last nights mail 1t is quite a
lengthy document; SO much so that we
are compelled to defer any further no.
,lce OF 1t at this time. An abstract of its
leading points will be given at an early
day to the readers of the RECORD.
On, THE Snow, THE BEAUTIFUL Snow,
yesterday morning all Phoebe and the
surrounding country was covered with
snow 10 the depth of four inches. The
ground being frozen hard and the TEN.
perature moderated considerably, it was
me day for sleighing, and many of our
people took advantage of these fortuitous
circumstances.
AUCTION SALE.-On Tuesday, the 10th
ofthis month, E. A. Friend and George
DAVIS, auctioneers, will offer for sale an
extensive lot Of fine wines and liquors,
including ale, brandy, whisky and gin.
ALSO the house and lot on Meadow Val.
ipey street known as the United States
Restaurant.
NO lMpEDrMENT.-- Notwithstanding the
spprehensions felt that the late snow
Storm $40! might stop the cars between
Iioche and Bullionville, We are gratifed
W say that trains have arrived and de-
parted on time, just as they did before
the storm.
STAGING is becoming very rough, owing
10 the inclement weather. The roads
however, are firm and hard in the val
iieys. By telegraph last evening We
leain that the stage left Hamilton at
ocioek, but without q passenger.
PIcxLED SALMoN-15 cents pound
at Ike Phillips.
no TO Il. Krause's Photograph Gallery
On Lacour street, over the New Yorl
Bakery, for your A No. / pictures
frlces reduced to one-half. Satisfaction
guaranteed. Carries de Visite 81 90 PEI
uoZen. Ferrotypes for soc apiece. nit
A NEW circulating library, imported ci
CARS, tobacco, stationery and CONNECTION
ery atJ. Levin & Co.'s, opposite Hamil
IONS saloon. Main street.
20 TO BIsHor 4 LEE's for your Drug
and Medicines. 71s' -
s. ASHIN 1 BRO.
BLACK FnocK sur1s, $40; worth $50.
- Evvsrything wearable and eatabl
round At Ashim BROS. M
n pounds Crushed Sugar for o.. o,
Asnlm d Dro's. M