Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-10-16
p,,rup,Y.-Yesterday being the birth

p,,rup,Y. Yesterday being the BIRTH
,.r of one of the fairest and most es-
, -. young ladies of Phoebe. Miss
,unn;s Stanton, a large party of her
IDS assembled at the house of her
n,,bsr Mrs. Stanton. to do honor to the
a.,,siop. After partaking OF an elegant
IL served repass, the health of Miss SIAN
-, was proposed in happily chosen
rs bv John Yule, and most enthusi-
s 0.tic,lly responded to by the guests. A
"s. of Miss Stanton's friends took
uarsntage of the opportunity and pre-
'a,,sd her with o pair OF extremely
sanSsome and valuable bracelets. The
s.sion was most interesting and great
" spioyed by the guests, who singly and
nnitediy wished the fair lady health and
bappiness and all the prosperity that her
heart could desire, in which kind wishes
mem me most respectfully and sincerely join.
,nono the company were Drs. Hazlett
ana P6ilson, Mr.. WOODBURY.. Mr.. and
Wrs Tyrell. Mrs. Wilson. II. Henderson,
Indcs Fuller, NJ. F. Tarpey. Mr.. Siebert.
NJ Gross, Mr.. Wright, John Yule, James
Crouan and a number Of other prominent
citizens.
RyarsrRATIoN.-The number of regis
tered voters closely approaches 1000,
and will probably exceed that. Justice
Van Hagen keeps his Office open until 8
o'clock in the evening to give oil an OPP
portunity to place their names on the
books. 1t costs nothing, and it is the
duty of every elector to place himself in
position to cast his ballot on the day Of
election. 1t has been we'll observed that
one of the most fruitful sources OF mis-.
government is the apathy with which
many regard the exercise of the elective
franchise. To secure good men for office
all the good men should vote, and not
neglect their duty in the first instance,
and afterwards grumble because some
body else does not do theirs. The
source of all power is in the people. they
should all exercise the right Of franchise,
the highest privilege with which free
man is indowed, and then their influence
will be felt.
RECEIVED. - Messrs. Fulks & Nc.
Alpin, of the Cosmopolitan Saloon, yes
terday received from San Francisco a
very large amount 81, 165 pounds) OF
freight. II included large and we'll
chosen assortment of liquors, wines,
cigars, and other matters of the most
approved brands and qualities. The
bo,s CO ~ thaf thav iptapl 70 invite ,a tn
private tasting match. We shall be
sure to be there and shall not charge
them a cent for our opinion, which will
probably be fair representative of its
valua.
THANKS are due to Mrs. Stanton for q
handsome present of cake and wine
which that lady sent down to the print.
ing office on the occasion OF her daugh.
ter, Miss Minnie Stanton, completing
her eighteenth year. The health of the
fair lady and her kind.hearted mother
was drank with all the honors and many
good wishes.
New BAKERY. - Fortman & Meyer
have just opened the Nevada Bakery,
opposite Browns Hall, on Main street
They intend to make the very best ar
tcles in their lne-bread, pies, cakes
etc-and will do their best to give salts
faction to their customers, and we have
no doubt Of their success.
FIRST VIsrr.-Dr. Hazlett, candidate
for Governor, and Mr.. WOODBURY., candi
date for Congress, have paid their lfrs
visit to Phoebe, and express themselves
much pleased with our little burg ant
the results of their visit. They left thi
morning for the West.
DISTRICT CoURr will open for bushes
an Saturday next Those who desire t,
become citizens and are qualified, shoul
not fail to avail themselves of the oppor
tunity.
In consequence of the public speakin
of Col. A. G. Ellis on Tuesday evening
the goth inst, Mrs. Drew has postpone
her ball until the evening of Thursday
the 22d inst.
PERsoNAL.-This morning DIR. Halle,
and Mr.. WOODBURY. leave for Hamilton
Yesterday Messrs. Schooling and Jewel
Adams lift for the West.
%<
HIGHEST cash price paid for new al
secondhand furniture of all kinds.
K. STAPLES, Phoebe street, below ii
fostofiice. ocl3-tf
10 REoUPERATE the ragged edges OF
total wreck stand in" at Panat
saloon, Lacour street. One Pric
One Bit!
HIGHEST cash price paid for new al
secondhand furniture Of all kinds.
T. STAPLES, Phoebe street, below II
fostoftice. ocl3-tf
TO TO ALExANDER's, Main street, o
p0site Lacour, for your drugs. my2
Ashim Bros. selling out.
Ashim Bros selling out.
a. bottles Ground Pepper for 81
Ashim Bros.
papers Venard's Snleratus for
cents at Ashim Bros.
Genuine Imported Limburger Chez
atAshim Bros.
boxes Royal Baking Powder for
nits at Ashim Bros.
Chinchilla Suits for 02a. 5O-vyor
wat Ashim Bros.
fray Knitted Undershirts, so ct
Bros.
Fine Old Port, Amontallada Sherr
n. Bourbon whisky and Old He
"y COgnac, At 8. Ashim Bros.
IHE Ophir, for instance, to-day
running two mills, and will 80
nave three running. This is
mlne which the manipulators
we Bay" and their organs amo
Lla naxuannxa.n dor.n AIn.a M