Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-17

I,r,vs' FAIR.-Rev. Father
..,o,do makes the following state
MAN., respecting the receipts and en-
m'n. - The late fair. We are glad to
P'A ,h.t the former predominant so
''' l.. The ladies who conducted the
,'.s ;sir in aid of the new Catholic
, rsr,cb gave in the following handsome
vs Mesdames J. R. Wilson and J.
III ! Halpin, first fancy table, ss73.5o;
y..asnes CULLEN and Monahan, assist
r. Miss Mullen and the Misses Carr,
ed '; fancy table, S550.25; Mrs, Crow
sec0u ..t,sshment table, $2l5; Mrs. j. G.
~! cold chain, $50; Miss N. Hays,
Cin =. 9coin. 5000; Miss M. Hays, Post
o. .H 800; Misses Ryan and Malley.
v pivs stand, $3.50; Mary Pierson. grab
haa sls25; donated by L. +. Hanly,
S an. total. sl,S73; expenses, Sl79.50;
Sat' nroceeds, 81, $3.50. In publishing
n .Sa ohoye statement. Father Monte
u Wv ,sturns sincere thanks to the kind
,ad;ss Who started and managed the fair
80 we'll as to make it such splendid
suceess. He is particularly indebted to
Wrs ! J. Halpin and Mrs. j. r. Wilson
q, their kind services on the occasion.
The generous public have also merited
Ma gratitude by the liberal manner in
abicb the fair was patronized.
DISHONEST AND ANNoYING.-O OF late
several Of our subscribers in town have
complained that their paper is not regu-
hrly delivered. We can assure them
that the paper is left punctually at the
proper places every morning that it is
issued. II they do not receive it, it is
because the paper is carried away by
some one who is more anxious to read
tbs news than he is of respecting other
peoples property. II the persons who
take our subscribers papers will cease
their depredations, on applying to our
business Office, we will present them
with copy gratis. If any of our SUBJ
sribers do not receive their papers regu-
lsrly they will confer favor by making
t known at the office. Our carriers are
rareful and punctual, and if our papers
fail to reach our town subscribers it is
either through some mistake, or the
papers are carried off by some one who
has no right to them. In any case. on
failure to receive the paper being report
ed OF this office, every care will he taken
TO prevent recurrence of the annoyance.
SURPRISE PARTY.-Night before last a
number Of ladies and gentlemen paid
Mrs. and Miss McLane the compliment
Of surprise party. 1t was very pleas.
ant affair indeed. The party took pos.
session Of the house and made the fam.
lily their guests. A very tasteful cola.
ton was prepared. to which was done
ample justice. After enjoying some
music, the whole party adjourned t.
Browns Hall to enjoy dance, which
was kept up with spirit until late hour
when the company separated with mu
tual good wishes.
REGISTRY AGENTS throughout the coun
ty will please send in their lists Of voters
for publication SO soon as possible afte
the close Of the registration. There will
bea great number OF names, and if
copy Of the list is kept up with the reg
lister it would save great delay, and facil
itate the publication very sensibly.
PROFESSOR BAcH's Dancing School i
now opened All his old scholars speal
in high terms Of the Professors style @
tuition. under which they rapidly pro
crossed. The time and days when hi
classes meet at Browns Hall will b
ascertained by consulting his advertise
ment in another column.
The District Court will meet to. day
1t will afford about the last chance fo
obtaining naturalization papers befor
the registration closes, so those who ar
qualified and wish to become citizen
had better be in attendance with the
witnesses.
REcovERlNa.-We are glad to see til,
our friend Henry Rives has so far +,
covered from his late severe attack
illness as to be out on the street. He h,
our best wishes for speedy return
bis usual health.
To ARRlvE.-T. r. Cranley and
Wertheimer will arrive by stage tn
evening from Hamilton.