Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-04
rOn San FnAscrsco.-ws arc pleased


For San FRANcIsco.-We arc pleased |
in one respect. but not in another. to re.
mort that our friend A. F. Carmody, for
a long time clerk and bookkeeper for |
Wells, Fargo & Co., is about to remove |
10 San Francisco, where be will take a
,,os;tion in the banking house Of the |
Company. We say we are pleased to re-
,,ort the change, because We have no |
fonbt M. Carmody and his family will |
ursfer San Francisco to Phoebe as resi-
Ssuce. but we also 1regret Mr.. Carmody's
Ssnarture, as Phoebe will lose one Of its |
esteemed and respected citizens. Mr.. |
Csrmody, with two other gentleman,
were unanimously elected School Trus-
lees OF this district, which shows the es-
tmation he and they are held 10 this |
community. Mr.. Carmody will accept |
our best wishes for his health and pros
perity, also OF his family.
REcovERISG.-we are pleased to an
nouuce that, after long and tedious i'll |
ness. borne with remarkable frmness
and courage. the son of Mr.. Buck, who
was SO cruelty injured by the fsiiroad
turntable some months since. has re.
covered sufficiently to be taken out for an
airing. Yesterday Judge Pitzer took the
bow for ride, and after his long con-
6nement, the bright and pleasant weather
Yesterday seemed more beautiful to the
Young invalid's eyes. We consider the
case a very remarkable one and reflects
much credit on the physicians who at
tended him, and also shows what irm
and courageous spirit, supported by
careful and tender treatment, will do.
, The ENTERTAINMENT given last even.
ing by the Phoebe Minstrels was, as we
expected, very pleasing and meritori-
ous affair. All the old favorites &C.
Quilted themselves with great spirit,
while the new performers did exceeding
" we'll and were repeatedly encored. All
the efforts of the company proved most
acceptable. and gave such great satisfac-
ton, that in most cases repetition was
called for. There was q very good house
and the performance was in every respect
most successful. -t-a
For vIsrT.-This morning our es-
teemed friend DR.. D. L. DIAL, leaves for
a.visit to his family now residing in Cali
fornia. The Doctor will carry with him
the best wishes OF all his friends, which
about includes the town, for q pleasant
Journey and visit and q speedy return.
The Doctor is numbered among our best
and most valuable citizens, and we shall
be much pleased to chronicle his return.
For PANAxrNT.-On Sunday. the 9Th
inst, two we'll appointed stages will start
from Phoebe for Panamint. The accom-
modations for passengers will be excellent
and they will be we'll taken care Of. A
freight team for baggage. etc.. will start
on the 8th inst. To secure passage or
for Information, apply to R. Gillespie at
Wells, Fargo & Co.'S.
TIE fever for the new diggings seems
yet to be raging It affected certain
person so badly who has been practising
law on a small scale, that he went of
oblivious of the faot that he was taking
with him S125 OF a clients money. 1t ia
astonishing what an effect the new ex-
element has upon some peoples mem
Org. F
FRENCH LEAvr.-A man named Peake
left the other day for Panamint without
interviewing his creditors, some Of whom
felt resentful at his lack OF ceremony and
set the officers after him, but they failed
to come up with the fugitive as he had
taken too much of start. .,5
TIE Salt Lake stage arrived yesterday
in good season but brought scarcely any
mail and no Salt Lake papers. There
must be something wrong in the Utat
post Office arrangements. For two day.
we have received none of our Salt Lake
exchanges. The postal arrangements il
Utah badly need reconstruction.
LAST evening our friend j. NJ. Han
ford, who for so long has most efioientl.
filled the position of Deputy Count.
Clerk, was united to Mrs. Baylcs. Tn
ceremony was performed by Judg
Fuller. In common with many friends
we desire to offer our sincere congratnla
tions and heartfelt good wishes.
Coop W1sHEs.-Last evening anothe
friend Of ours bid adieu to bachelordor
for ever. S. r. Lichols concluding, lik
sensible man, that 1t was not well
dwell alone, 80 was married to Mis-
Read. The newly married pair WI
please accept our best wishes for the
continued health and happiness.
STAGE RoBpEp.-Last night, betwee
sand 8 o'clock, the Hamilton stage vi
robbed when It was within mile
Phoebe, and Wells. Fargo & Co.'S bt
was taken. This bold and daring ro
berry will doubtless cause the mo
strenuous efforts to arrest and punil
the highwaymen. .asia
Coon NEWS FROM PANAM1NT.-Dor
forget that Billy the Stage Boy starts ~
stages for Panamint on Sunday at II
m. Those wishing to go had better c
on r. Gillispie at Wells, Fargo & {
and pay their fare. First come ID
served. viii sent freight team
Tuesday. the 9Th. Slow freight six Gel
per pound.
THANKS to Mr.. & Mrs. Hanford fol
generous supply Of sparkling wine a
delicious cake. The whole corps OF
RECORD unite In wishing the bride a
bridegroom health, happiness and pr
perity. sr las aaa.Fissba iaa a'n
Srucx.-A large quantity of goods
still stuck about % or 80 miles II
here ON the Toano road. s. Yester'
teams were sent out to assist in bring
in the freight V ~ 80
LAST night the weather, which for SC
days has been perfectly, deliehtfuiC 9
signs OF breaking, the wind blow
strongly as II portendins . storm.
A NICE lot Of fancy dry goods to
sold cheap for cash at the store on y
street. two doors below the, San