Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-08

RON Box PAITY.-Those folks who
take delight in practicing the elegant
and delightful accomplishment of dane
inc. will this evening have an opportu-
nity OF trying their skill. Professor
Bacb will give one of his recherche re-
unions which have been 80 greatly pat
ronized in Phoebe, where harmless enjoy
ment is the rule. The party takes place
His evening at Browns Hall. Every
bodv knows the place, and everybody
sbon,d take note of the occasion, for it
Is 10 he remembered that each lady and
gentleman will receive present of bon
bon.
In local excitements we think Eureka
must be getting ahead of Phoebe. They
had a prize fight, an attempt to rob a
stage and false alarm of fire all in one
day. Well, it never rains but it pours,
and it is to be hoped that the very dearth
of local matters of interest which at
present prevails may just be the fore
runner to an unusually large dose of
such blessings. Last night We saw one
drunken man snoozing on a dry goods
box, and another who kept repeating that
he wanted to be an angel. We were
sorry for him, but we did not remark
that his wings had began to sprout.
THROWN OFF-Some man who was
travelling towards Highland camo to grief
by not keeping his eye on the gun. He
had evidently fabricated the wheels of
his internal economy too often, and he
was not qualified to ride fiery steed of
the desert. The steed however had evil
IDENTIFY got disguised with the vagaries of
his rider, dumped him, and then quietly
stood near him, pensively munching
some sage brush. Rider somewhat So
bered by his fall, reftted, remounted,
and then like Lord Lowell, gaily rode
away.
ARRIvED.-Our old time and genial
friend Joe Evans is paying visit to
Phoebe. He is on business for the house
Of Pond, Reynolds & Co., the well known
liquor merchants Of San Francisco. Joe
is too well known and esteemed by our
citizens to render it necessary to CON-
mend him to their good offices, for we
are sure that they, like ourselves, will
wish him good time.
A FIRE occurred yesterday in
miners cabin on the other side of the
hill. The owner was absent, but some
passers by noticed the smoke, kicked the
door in and put out the flames, which
lad already made some Roadway. No
further damage done than slight
scorch. The fire was caused by some
burning brands falling out of the stove.
A KNocK-powN occurred yesterday on
the outskirts of town. Cause, whisky;
result, an enlarged lip and some very
muddy clothes. The combatants were
not bloodthirsty, for they adjourned fur
ther consideration of difficult subject
and proceeded to discuss some tangle
foot.
BASE BALL.--The boys have just caught
the fever, and SO soon as it is fine wealth
er and dries up little, number of
them are going down to Boone & Dol.
mans corral and have good time. All
are invited to attend. For particulars,
inquire of Frank Wyatt, at the Atlantic
and Pacific telegraph Office.
MUD.-We have got it again, and the
same good old kind. The finest quality
is on Lacour street, between the Court.
house and the printing Office. There we
have enough to make mud lark happy.
BALLS AND PARTIES are the order of
the day, or, at least, the night. Two
come off this evening, Professor Bach's
soiree at Browns Hall, and a calico
party of the New Social Club at Hanley's
Hall.
THANKs to Professor Bach for a com.
phmentary invitation to his soiree this
evening. We shall certainly be on hand,
ior we would like to have some Of those
STATE VS., RoDRIoUEz. The examina.
uon OF this case before the Justice lasted
neatny all day yesterday. The defend
AM was held to answer before the Grand
Jury BAL was fixed at $500.
BULLION SHIPMENT. - Tho bullion
shipped by Wells, Fargo X Co. Yesterday
amounted to S.. 667. 30, N
f. W. CUTE left Palisade for Phoebe
yesterday.
DISTRICT COURT meets this morning.