Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-25

nleasant reunion took place at the resi-
deuce of D. NJ. Tyrrell, the respected
superintendent of the Meadow Valley.
Az his daughter was about to resume her
attendance at school, number of ladies
and gentlemen took the occasion of Of
ferpg the graceful compliment of gen.
nine surprise party. They were most
cordially received by Mr.. Tyrrell and
the ladies' who then became the guests
Of their friendly visitors. A most elegant
repast was served in excellent style, and
partaken of with much mirth and enjoy
ment. After that the tables were set
aside, and with the aid of some pleasant
music the pleasures Of the dance were
participated in with great spirit. The
evening passed most delightfully."-, and at
the close the company departed wishing
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyrrell and their fair
daughter every happiness. which was
cordially returned.
FIRE. = Yesterday morning about 8
O'Clock. Mr.. johnson, who sleeps in A.
Browns liquor store, was wakened by
the fumes OF fire. He found the side of
the building to be in flames, though
probably on account of the soaked con-
dition of the wood from the continued
wet weather, not burning very rapidly.
Assistance was soon on hand, and with
their aid the FIRE was soon put out. 1t
was, however, quite narrow escape,
and a very fortunate one. for if the
had .ynnd hold thovy
would have been very difficult to ex-
tinguish, for the building is very large
and lofty, Of two stories, and contains an
immense amount Of lumber. The orr
gin Of the fire is unknown.
MULIsH.-Mules will be obstinate. as q
man who was riding diminutive speci-
men on Meadow Valley street found out
Mr.. Mule was willful, and instead Of
progressing as we'll conducted mule
should, insisted upon backing into ar
oxteam. He was evidently gregariou.
and had taken fancy to cultivate friend
~ relations with the bovines. They
however, did not receive his attentions
in friendly light. and by the aid of thei
horns and his riders spurs. he concluded
to resume the line OF march.
For HAMILTON Yesterday the Rev
Il. L. Badger left for Hamilton, wher'
he will oficiate on Sunday. We com
mend the reverend gentleman to tn
good Offices of the Hamiltonians. The,
will find him avery agreeable gentleman
earnest in his sacred csllings, but kline
and charitable to all men. Mr.. Badger hal
won and retains the respect OF this com
munity. He will return in the course o
next week.
WATER SpouT.-This appears to be tn
season of water spouts. lightning storm
and the comet thrown in "to make til
charm grow madder," as Macbeth
witches say. Yesterday another cloud
burst occurred on the Hamilton road
which washed it very badly.
DEMOCRATIC STATE CONVENTIONAL
our advertising column will be found tn
notice of the Democratic State Centrs
Committee calling State Convention, I
meet at Carson on the 28th Of Septembe
next. Lincoln county is entitled to 2
delegates.
WELLS, FAnao & Co. yesterday afte
noon received dispatch from Hamilto
to the effect that in consequence of al
other water spout no stage would lea,
Hamilton, consequently none will ARR,
to-day or leave in the morning.
PHOEBE MINsTRELs.-This troupe wi
give another Of their pleasant perforr
ances on the evening of Wednesday, Il
2sth inst. An entire change of pr
gramme will be offered.
REPUBLICAN COUNTY CENTRAL COMM
Tea meeting OF the members Of t
above body is called for Saturday, I
LIST Of August. They will meet at PITT
h Corson's Office, Phoebe.
LATE PApERs.-Wells, Fargo Il c
obliged US with San Francisco papers
the 2lst.
REcE1pTs.-Yesterday Phi. Felsentl
and CULLEN & Donohue received lar
quantities Of goods.
To-Day, in consequence of the b
condition of the road. no stage will
rive from Hamilton.
Tomorrow no stage will leave Pioc
for Hamilton.