Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-06
rvr CONCERT. Looking over the I

ny HIGH WHITES SALT LAKE LINE: /
,ns Geo W Chandler
Tur CosuEaT.-Looking over the pro-
-.mme of the concert which will be
0ivsu. we find many gems that will. We
"a sure, prove very acceptable 10 those
.h.t hear them. We not only believe
,b.t the hall will be crowded by large
"a appreciative audience, but they will
bA delighted with the entertainment.
There is only one difficulty to be en-
,o,ntered. and that is the length Of the
nroprsmme. The performers will have
70 make very short pauses between the
r;sces, otherwise the concert will last
longer than might be anticipated. The
following is q list of the pieces and by
ubom performed: Overture and pot
nonrri NORMA" Bellini, violin and
ppiano. Messrs. Manning and Levin;
rporter Song" from Martha, Mr.. F. j.
WYATT; Ny Heart is Ger the Sea, Ciari-
bsi Mrs. Geo. Goldthwaite; lie Chalet"
dno. from French opera of Adam, Messrs
Fl Haure and A. Redewill; 81 tn Savias,
French Romance" Bale, Mrs. H.
Riyes: Instrumental solo on Harmonic
Flute, wild Flowers" from Lucia di
Iammermoor, Mr.. G. Wiederhold;
Come Birdie Sing" White, Mrs. A. 7.
Ess,lsnd; "Teuder and True Adieu,"
LYLE, Mrs. j. ]. Halpin; 30, ye
Tears" with guitar accompaniment,
Abt, Mr.. II. Horst; Comic Quintet.
THE Bill of Fare" Messrs. Redewill,
Wyatt. Newman, Hsure, Horst and
Krause; Piano duett DANES de Seville"
Schubert, Messrs. Levin and Redewill;
Potpourri, ia Sonnambula," Messrs.
Levin and Manning; kitty Tyrrell,"
solo soprano. Mrs. George Goldthwate;
"Guarda che blanca luna" duo, Cam
pana. Messrs. Haure and Wyatt; Cava-
tina, Don Procopio, from Italian
opera, Mr.. A. Redewill; Solo on Har.
monte Flute, The Harp that once
through Tara's Hail." Moore, Mr.. Chas.
wiederhold; "On the beautiful blue
Danube" Straus. double quartet,
Mesdames Halpin, Eastland, Goldthwaite
and Rives. and Messrs. Newman, Wyatt,
Redewill, Haure. Manning, Horst
and Krause; Schubert's Serenade, F"
Schubert, accompanied by guitar and
violin, Mr.. H. Haure; " Kathleen
Mavourneen, Moore, Mrs. H. Rives;
Guitar solo, " Home Sweet Home, -
Thalberg, Mr.. l.. Bach; Comic trio,
Laughing Song" Martini, Messrs.
Wyatt, Redewill and Haure.
RAcEs.-To-day the races will come
off at the Four-Mile House. The track
has been graded. rolled and watered, and
is in every respect in excellent condi-
ton. There will doubtless be very
large attendance of our citizens, for q
very general interest has been taken in
the meeting. Talk about the bottom
dropping out of Phoebe: If it has, we can
only say that the drop has left goodly
number of scads in the pockets of oul
citizens, for they have been engaged in
the last few days putting up the coin IL
buying pools. Up to last night pool
had been sold to the amount Of $1,000
not an insignificant sum to be invested
on local race-besides other bets to |
considerable amount.
H1r.-This afternoon at Boone & Dol
mans corral young man was wounded
in the head by spent bullet, shot b.
some unknown person. He was curry
ing horse at the time. The injury i
not serious. Some folks when they ar
fooling With firearms have no thought O
the danger to which they expose Others
Some months since bright and beauti
full child was sacrificed by the same kin
Of folly. Such criminal carelessness /
by law equally punishable with inten
and the penalty should be enforced, an
then people would be more careful.
FoR CoLLEaE. = Our young frien
Frank H. Hereford, will leave Pioct
this morning to attend to his studies
Santa Clara College. Frank is an sgre
able and spirited young fellow, and hi
made up his mind to work hard in seen
ing good education, and We BELIEF
will be successful in doing 30. He b.
our best wishes.
PEDESTRIAN. - Our friend Bisht
says that he does not intend
back out on the running question, al
repeats the challenge to run three mil
for 81, 900 side, or ten miles for $2,5
against 81, 500--race to be run on I
Phoebe Course.
PooLs.-Last night pools were &C
with considerable liveliness. On t
course sales of pools will take place
fore the races come of, when those W
want to give their money q chance v
have an opportunity.
PRoMpr.-As the races to-day come
under the supervision Of the Joel
Club, punctuality will be enforced;
the owners OF horses that are entel
had better have their animals on
ground in time.
Tns MUDDY. = Colonel Jennir
reached town last night from the Mud
We learn that the recent rains rail-
that river to an immense height, swe
ing away crops and doing much dana
PERSONAL. - Our old.time Aus
friend, Joe Evans, arrived last night.
represents the house Of Pond, Reync
&c., and will give his friends call
BULLION SHIPMENT. Wells, Fargo
Co. yesterday shipped bullion amount
to 81, 564.34.
To SrAnr.-The horses for the
race will start at noon precisely.
Mo- yvx,vr AVN daairinU to close