Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-20
r,,rn1c.1s.-After a long interva

ruv,rR1cAIs.-After q long interval,
we are pleased to find that our citizens
,;,, soon have something in the line of
,hoa,,;cals offered for their amusement.
number Of public spirited young gen.
,lsmeu are preparing variety entertain
went. They have taken Hanly's Hall,
- Meadow Valley street, and are fitting
!. m yery nicely for the purpose they
n.ra f in view. They are also hard at
work rehearsing and practising under the
Guidance Of an experienced hand at the
business, and from all We can learn. will
soon be- able to acquit themselves quite
crsditaby. They certainly deserve, and
We hone that they will receive liberal en-
conrsgement, for it has been quite long
time since any amusement Of the kind
has sought the patronage of the citizens
Of Phoebe.
GRAND BALL.-Ou Friday evening, the
96th inst, grand ball will be given by
A. Delmue, at Round Valley. This will
be very pleasant and lively affair. Mr..
Delmue is making great pr parations for
the entertainment and comfort of his
guests. A train will be run from Phoebe
for the purpose of taking guests to and
from the party. Some frst-cass music
will be provided; also splendid supper,
at which every procurable delicacy will
be served in generous profusion. 1t will
be seen from the lists OF the committees
that most of our prominent citizens are
interesting themselves in making the oc.
casion success, and our citizens who
delight in terpsicorean amusement
should not miss so favorable an opportu
nifty Of enjoying themselves.
AMUSING. the fire alarm nigh
before last, and when almost all had re-
tired, couple Of men who had evident
ly INDUCED too much in stimulating bev
erage, got into dispute as to whether
there was fire or not, and after pass
ing u few hard words, had select rough
and tumble all to themselves at the cor
ner of Cedar and Meadow Valley streets
After they had sufficiently tired them
selves with this healthful exercise, the,
concluded to adjourn. much to the graft
fcation of the jewellers near by, wht
were more DESTROYS Of repose than th,
sounds of warfare. Iaa
SILVER PEAK.-The last parcel OF bull
lion. amounting to s2,7eO, yielded b,
the late crushing Of ore from this mine
was shipped yesterday. The forme
shipment was $4,000, making total o
$4,000. The ore was worked ut tn,
Floral Mill and return was made O
fully 81 per cent. Of the assay value
which is more than ordinary good work
AT the mine, Superintendent Yule in
forms US that matters look very en-
couraging, and there is every prospect
that the mine has entered upon o periol
of permanent prosperity.
FLORAL Mill. - This establishment
which. under the Superintendent Of T
McMasters. has been doing some excel
lent work, has closed down to max,
some necessary repairs, which viii
probably take q week or two. When |
resumes operations it will work on Ha
vana ore. of which there is considera
bic on hand.
FALSE ALARM.-Night before last, jus
after we had gone to press, an alarm o
fire was given. The department turne,
out promptly. but found there was n,
occasion for their services. The ALARM
was caused by quantity OF rubbish
burning in an old tunnel back OF Meade,
Valley street. ......
H NJ. JAMESON and wife leave for Viz
GINA City via Salt Lake by this morn
ing's stage. Mr.. ]. and wife have re
sided in Phoebe for the past two years
and have made for themsslve while her
many warm friends.
BULLION SHIPMENT Wells, Fargo
Co. shipped yesterday bullion to th
amount Of SIG, 800 80.