Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-12-12
Lrrr.-Yesterday James Clancy left

LEFT.-1obtcEuhy oAAes Oiaucey lev
for Panamint, Jem went off in fine
style, like Lord Lowell. mounted ON a
gallant charger, "strange countries all
for to see." He was accompanied by a
devoted retainer. Boss" who followed
the fortunes OF his chieftain on foot. A
number of Mr.. Clancey's friends accom-.
panied him for the first few miles of the
Journey. who. on parting wished him a
safe and speedy journey and big pile in
his new undertaking, in which we heart.
ily Join. When the parting took place,
his henchman, Boss" appeared to
have some missivings. "Ah yah, Masa
Holland, dunno whether dis niggas
ewine to get through. If you hears NV a
nicpa's laid out on de road. OATS Boss
sho, and yer puts his name in yer COM
pNcation." We do not expect that any
harm will happen to poor Boss" He
is like cat, he will always light on his
feet; but if anything does happen to
him, and his forbodings are realized. his
name shall certainly appesrin the "com-
plication." IU
Typos do sometimes make fearful
blunders, and in our description of the
carnival ball published yesterday morn
ing they shown with remarkable brill.
iancy. For instance, we remarked that
"there was quite number of the COM
pany that were not dressed en- masque,
but who participated with great spirit in
the gaieties;" and the retnorseless prin.
tiers made us soy CATERS Though
what the covering for the pedal extremi-
ties of the dancers had to do with the
matter was no doubt somewhat perplex.
ing to the initiated reader. Explanations
and apologies we detest, but we thought
that the above error ought to be set
right, even at the cost of using valuable
space for triding matter.
BIRTH DAY PARTY.-On Thursday last
quite large party Of Juveniles assembled
at the residence OF j. P. Curtis to cele.
brate the birthday of his little boy, who
had attained the dignified age Of ten
years. The young ones had good time,
feasting and dancing, and after they had
enjoyed themselves for several hours,
went to their respective homes wishing
that birthday parties occurred every day.
The little folks had not realized that it
was possible to have too much of good
thing.
PERsoNAL.-Our friend Eugene Blair
has returned to town. looking well and
as good-natured as ever. A former resi-.
dent of Phoebe, E. @. Harris. also ar.
rived. He will take the place in Wells,
Fargo & Co.'s Office vacated by the re.
moval of Mr.. Carmody to San Francisco.
Mr.. Harris is an old and efficient EN-.
ploye Of the company and formerly
filled the same position in the Phoebe
Office.
CARD.-The Phoebe Fire Department
desire to return their thanks to John
Alphin, Sam Mitchell, Chss. Bello, and
8. W. Barnum, who kindly volunteered
their musical services on the occasion of
the Fire Department Ball, on Thursday
evening last. Also, to Alex. Brown,
who, gave the use OF the hall gratis.
By order of the Ball Committee.
p. HOLLAND, Chairman.
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puonsned oy the rire department, the
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msnt wara t;nd enonah 10 a;vs III,
aarn;oos ora,n;torslv Tho n,an,;s,or III
the hall, Mr.. Brown. also made no charge
lol ,ne use u ". Ln,s s. .oS sns.
Gus anu nlnuy Sp.in nnu , .h. 'ne ea'