Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-03-03
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES.
DEPARTURES.
By TRAVIS q co.'s HAMILros LIsl:
l. Dunnavan BJAshim
INTERMEDIATE School Renort for n

INTERMEDIATE ScHooL.-Report for the
month OF February, 1874. ending Friday,
February q: Whole number enrolled,
81; average attendance, 81; per cent. of
attendance, Sl.2; number OF cases of
tardiness, AZ; number of cases of truancy,
z; number Of pupils promoted to the
Grammar School, Q; number Of pupils
received from the Primary School, s.;
names OF those present every day-Mn-
ME Baker, Carrie Caldwell, Minnie
Logan, Eddie Freudeuthal and Joseph
Parker; names OF those who were not
tardy-Chares Craw, Eddie Freuden.
thai, Lewis Higgings, Frank Newton,
Joseph Parker, Stephen Wilman, Helen
Bass, Joey Brick, Annie Berry, Julia
Dayton, Ida CORN, Eta Newton, jessie
Reguudy, Carrie Waddilove, Agge
Robinson. Owing TO the excessive
inclement weather the attendance has
been irregular. Quite a number were
only absent day or two, and most of
those on account OF sickness. Following
are the names of those who were absent
less than two days. Belle Adams, Sophie
Armer, Joey Brick, Annie Berry, Belle
Osborne, Carrie Waddilove, Aggie Rob
inson, George German, John Winslow,
Frank Newton, Charles Craw, Stephen
Wilman. MHs. LIZZIE ]. WATT,
Teacher.
MoCLUsKEY.-1t is terrible on Mike
McCluskey to reflect that on the heel Of
bis fitting up n magnificent saloon in
Brooklyn. the omen are about to begin
70 pay him out. A Brooklyn paper
., Us: 1.-The WomeL's Praying Band will
visit Mike McCluskey's this week. If
the 'bloods want to be converted they
should drop in while the band is praying.
Van Pelt's case is not patch to McClus-
keys"
Academic DANsaNTE.-Ely & Piqua' 5
dancing academy was well filled yester.
day afternoon, and considering the un-
pleasant weather, the large number of
ladies' who were present afforded graft
fying evidence Of the general interest.
The beautiful waltz quadrille was intro
duced for the first time here and PROM
ises to create Juror among lovers Of
the terpsichorean art.
FIREMEN's BALL.-One week from to-
night the grand masquerade ball given
by the Fire Department Of Phoebe will
come of at Browns Hall. 1t promises
to be one of the most successful affairs Of
the season, every preparation having
been made for it.
JUICE FULLER. We regret to an
nounce that our worthy District Judge
was too i'll yesterday to preside in the
DISCREET Court. He is confined to his
room, and it is doubtful whether the
Court will convene this week.
The weather continues unsettled,
with prospects of a heavy storm. Yes
terday some snow fell-only little
About shutdown vivid fash Of lightning
was observed, followed by a loud peal o.
thunder.
FoR THE JaPA MINES. Brennan,
Mike Holland and another man leave
here to-day for the Japa mines, Lower
California, below San Diego.
H. L. HOVER has been appointed Stew
ard Of the County Hospital, and took
charge of that institution last evening.
WITHIN the six months ending the 2Stf
there were only three deaths in the
County Hospital. Patients now remain
ing -.
DISCHARGED CURED. - Yesterday two re-
stored patients were discharged from the
County Hospital.
TAXES on proceeds of mines are now
due and payable. See notice OF the As
SCISSOR, in another column.
LEFT.-A patient in the County Hos
pital left that institution yesterday with
out receiving a certificate OF discharge
The Hamilton stage got in on goo'
time yesterday afternoon.