Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-06-27
p,ocHE MiSsTRELs.-On Wednesday

P1ocHE MINsTRELs.-On Wednesday
evening next the Phoebe Minstrels will
give their opening performance. The
members OF the company are working
sedulously to prepare an entertainment
worthy Of the support of their fellow
ctizsns, and it is our impression that
they are going to be quite successful in
their efforts. We hope to see that their
nsrformances are well patronized. not
pnly because we believe that they will be
ante deserving of public favor, but also
On account OF their energy and public
shirt in providing a means of Willing
aygy q pleasant hour or two. There
= one good feature in their entertain
meut that will be vigorously insisted
upon, that nothing which could offend
any lady will be allowed to be presented,
40 that ladies and families can attend
without fear OF the intrusion of any OBJ
;ectionable matter. The box Office will
open next Monday, when seats can be
secured.
YESTERDAY we had the pleasure Of a
call from an old friend, Mr.. Burgess. of
Austin. He tells us that times in that
pleasant little town are yet prosperous,
and that as depth is attained in the
mines Of that region, they seem to i'm
prove. Considerable ore is being taken
out, and some of it is wonderfully rich
A small lot was recently worked at the
Manhatten mill, which was taken out of
the Yankee Blade that yielded over
$500 to the ton. Pretty good ore that
which yields an ounce and o half of
silver to the pound. We were much
pleased to hear OF the continued pros
perity of the gay little burgh which all
Of its former citizens remember with re-
gard.
For THE CoLoRADo.-To.day an es-
teemed friend of ours, James Cronan,
starts on trip to FL Dorado Canyon, on
the Colorado river, in company with
another old friend, DR.. Willard, formerly
of White Pine and Austin. Mr.. Cronan
will make an examination of the mining
region on the lower Colorado. We wish
both gentlemen safe and pleasant trip.
Jim is an old resident of Phoebe, and by
honorable dealing while conducting an
extensive business and his genial,
straightforward and kindly character he
has endeared himself to and made warm
friends Of all his fellow citizens in this
town. While we give Jim our best wishes
ut parting, welcoming him back will be
far pleasanter duty.
SOUTH SIDE MrNE.-By notice in our
advertising columns the stockholders Of
this company are notified that their stock
is ready for delivery on application to
the Secretary, L. Ryan. The South Side
is situated in good locality, about
400 feet west Of the big water tank. Mr..
Yule has been appointed Superintendent.
and work will soon be resumed on the
shaft, which is already 160 feet deep.
COMMITTEES OF ARRANGEMENTS. a The
members Of the Committee of Arrange
ments for celebrating the Fourth of July
will please meet this evening at 8 o'clock
at G. Wiederhold's store. A punctual
and full attendance is requested
IMPRovIso.-J. G. Lynch has put up
substantial wooden awning in front of
his brick block on Lacour street, which
adds greatly to the convenience of those
occupying the stores.
TIE BALL.-Quite a number our citi.
zens left town last evening to attend
the ball at Round Valley.
STARTED Yesterday afternoon the
Floral mill recommended crushing.