Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-01-01

NEVADA CENTRAL RAILWAY. - Com
menced running between Phoebe and
Bullionville, about the LIST OF June. Within
the past six months the road has been
vastly improved by the Strengthening of
curves. 1t has made regular trips de-
spite the recent Indictment weather. We
append list of the officers: Col. Ray
mond, President; H. G. Chaplin, Score.
tsry and Treasurer; Joseph w. Nesbitt,
Superintendent; Frank Friley, Road.
master. a
-FrRr DEPARrMENr--LIaHrNER Hook
AND LADDER Co. was established in Nov
%, 1871. The officers Of the company
are: W. W. Bishop. President; G. H.
Light, Vics President; E. Schoppman,
Secretary; Louis Sultan. Treasurer; Earl
Hamilton, Foreman; w. P. Goodman,
list Assistant; ]. N. Coschina, I'd Assist
ant. G. Wiederhold, A. H. Emanuel and
NJ. Schusterich, Trustees. Total num-
Der Of members, So. z.0
PIocHE HOSE COMPANY. - Officers:
F. Wheeler, President; j. Cronan Secre-
tary; Thomas Daley, Foreman; b.
smith, First Assistant; VIM. Pierson,
Second Assistant; AL. Arnold, Treasurer;
No. Of members, IT.
!soHooIs,-Report of the Grammar
School, Phoebe, Lincoln county, Nevada,
from Nov. g. 1873, to Dec. 10. 1873.
Enrolled boys, Is; enrolled girls, 81. E.
sehoppmann, Principal
FOLLOWING is the report of the inter.
mediate school, Phoebe, Lincoln county.
New, for six weeks, beginning November
~ and ending Dec. 10, 1873: Enrolled
boys, IL; enrolled girls. %; total enroll
ment, AZ. Average daily attendance, 80;
per cent. OF attendance, III; number of
cases hardness, 30; number Of truancy,
T. The following were present every
day: Carrie Caldwell, Belle Caldwell,
lsidore Lichtenstein, Eddie Prudential.
Names Of those who were not tartly. Ed
aie Freudenthal and Frank Newton, It
Mlli Dc seen BY the foregoing report that
irregular attendance, and hardness pre-
vail 70 great extent. would most re-
speetfully urge upon parents their coop.
erauon to secure uniform attendance, and
prevent hardness as far as possible.
Scnool opens Monday January s, 1874.
respectfully, Mrs. LIZZIE J. Watt.
Teacher, Intermediate School.
PRIMARY SCHOOL. - Mrs. Wilmarth,
teacher; average ATTENDANCE of pupils, 40
IN favorable weather, As.
BENEVOLENT SocrrrEs. = St. John
Lodge. No. %. F. and A. M.-oficers
IT, Hallock, W. NJ; D. E. Mitchell, s
M';Johnson Vivian, j. W.; ID. A. Fulks
treasurer; Samuel McAdam, Secretary;
". stebbens, 8 D.; A. NJ. Polleys, ]
~; A. NJ. Cohn and John May, Stew
9,as' a: J. Blair, Marshal; VIM. L
MMesse, Tyler; G. r. Alexander, E F
morton and ~. Cullen, Trustees.
Keystone Chapter No. 6, Royal Arcl
o Masons met Wednesday, Dec. 81, A.
too-to consecrate and institute it
CSarter BY the authority Of the Gran,
Ohapter of the State of Nevada--and in
stalled the following officers for the en-
sSSing term: Edward d. L. CUTS, Mos
excellent High Priest; Gustavus r
nnh,eAsnd.r, Excellent King; Thomas W
nn,o,lanam, Excellent Scribe; Daniel E
Mtchell, Captain OF the Host; Clinic,
harvey Patchen. Principal Sojourner
Sohn Benson Van Hagen, Royal Arcl
SSaptain; James G. Mcdonald, Gran,
MMsster, Sd Vail; Aubrey T. Blair. Gran,
easter, I'd Vail; Richard McAlpin
ntand Master, LIST Vail; Charles Wieder
.0 LUG, treasurer; Herman Krause, Score
''ry' Donald @. Cameron, Guard.
Inc Odd Fellows have Aourishin
hhooee here. numbering among it's mem
vrts some OF the best citixens Of Phoebe
we regret that We have not obtained
hst OF the officers Of the Lodge.
rioN1RR NEWe DRpor. Main street-C