Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-11

CAV LOSE HoTEL.-W. S. Stansfeld is
now the proprietor OF this house and
,r;ll conduct it in future as first-class
hotel An establishment OF this charac-
tor has long been needed in this town,
and Mr. Stansfeld is determined to sup
NV the deficiency. Yesterday we took
a look over the building and found that
large, airy and convenient dining.room
had been added, with the necessary
neSces supplied with all the modern i'm
movements in the shape of ranges, hot
Closets, etc. The bedrooms have also
been rehtted and furnished and pre-.
cent most inviting appearance.
The bathing department has also been
recognized, SO that the public can now
enjoy the luxury of baths, either hot or
cold. at all hours from o. m. to 10
n, m. In regard to the table, Mr.. Stans-
fields reputation as caterer is a suffi-
Gent guarantee that every effort will be
made, not only to provide the best and
most desirable edibles to be had in
Phoebe, but that they will be served in
the most approved and inviting form.
A
San Jose Hotel will be found a pleasant
resting place for the traveller and de-
sirable addition to the hotel accommo-
dations of the town. The advertisement mt
Of the San Jose Hotel will be found
among the new advertisements.
HEATED TERM.-We are certainly pass
ing through one. The thermometer at
Captain Gardens saloon, in Bullionville,
registered 1l2 in the shade, and at Mar
tino's, in the same place. marked l08.
In Phoebe the heat did not reach quite
that point. but still it was warmer than
the folks had any particular use for.
The weather clerk doubtless thinks that
we mortals are hard to satisfy, and are
persistent GROWERS, still we, on our part,
can say that he is rather apt to give us
too much of good thing at one time.
Whether heat or cold, however, we have
to stand it, and as the man in Texas
said, we must take off our flesh and sit
on our bones.
FIRE DEPARTMENTAL meeting of
members Of this organization which took
place last evening, the reports of the
several committees appointed for the
Fourth of July celebration, were read and
approved. The balance of cash collected
after deducting expenses, $251. so,
was placed to the credit OF the depart
ment. A ballot was then taken t. fill
the position of First Assistant of the
Hose Company, when Dan Cohn was
elected. The meeting then adjourned.
Ell DoRADo. - Yesterday, while OPP.
pressed with heat, friend Mccormick of
the Ell Dorado called us in and gave us
"suthin" in huge tumbler with ice and
things. and then stuck q long straw in it
and told US to 90 it. We went it, and
found the journey to the bottom of the
ice laden lumber exceedingly pleasant.
Those who would like to make similar
trip and SO dispose OF their supernatural
ant caloric had better call on Mccormick
4 Levy, at the FL Dorado.
DEMOCRATIC COUNTY CENTRAL COM
MrTTEE. Several persons having applied
to us to learn the names of the Demo.
S'"tAS >Soaty lOI tutlE Huu
others information we publish the list
in full: W. G. Glissan, Rose and Eagle
Valleys; Y. G. Heath, Hike; Robert Pat
terson, Muddy; VIM. Pulsiver, Panaca
and Clover Valley; Z. D. Turner, Bull
lionville; F. NJ. Dodds, Highland; D..
Tarpey, Dry Valley; H. Rives, M. Rich
ardson, ]. P. Curtis, Phoebe; Colonel E.
Lane, ]. G. Williams and Charles Pryor
for the county at large.
CHORAL SOCIETY. The lovers of music
and there are many in Pioche-will be
glad to learn that an effort is being made
to organize choral society. Such an
organization affords the means of passing
many delightful hour. and we have nc
doubt would meet with much encour.
agement from our citizens.
DEpARTINa.-By this mornings stage
our friends j. B. Ayres and Phil. De.
pangere will leave Phoebe. In common
with the rest of their many friends, we
wish them every success,