Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-04-11
ARRIVALS AND DEPARTURES

New SOCIAL CLUB.-The last party OF
this organization given the other evening
was in every way success. The mem
hers of the club exerted themselves to
the utmost to promote the enjoyment
If their guest and succeed admirably.
The final party OF the season took place
at Hanley's Hall, when at least thirty
complies were present, and seemed as II
the fiying moments were adorned by
banpy and innocent enjoyment.
The Iadies-well, we have weakness
for the dear creatures and we can help
;tNwere ali dressed in calico, but showed
that beauty unadorned IS adorned the
most. The club has given many pleas
ant parties the past Winter. and it is
a matter of regret to its members and
friends that the last one was the last.
Nav they all be spared to see many such
pleasant reunions is the wish of all their
friends.
DRAw.-Yesterday couple of hombres
were playing little game of draw. They
had a good time until one of them, who
was Of an ingenious turn, began to pro-
duce cards from his sleeve, etc. II will
90 YOU twenty better" says the artless
youth. II will see You and go you one
more;" and down he knocked his oppon.
ent. He had watched the process of ex-
traction from said sleeve, and evidently
did not relish the proceeding. The re-
suit may be summed up as follows:
broken table, black eye, and a heavy
consumption Of whisky to assist mutual
explanations. No further harm done,
and no arrests.
LApIEs.-The fine weather yesterday
tempted many of the ladies out. Many
were out promenading, making calls and
shopping. The last occupation is dear
to the feminine heart, and we rather ap-
prove of the weakness, especially as we
do not have the bills to pay. The last
might slightly cool our enthusiasm, but
even in that case there is no telling what
sacrifices man might make when be-
witched by pair of bright eyes.
THANKs.-We ara under many obliga-
tions to our sprightly young friend Frank
Wyatt, of the Atlantic and Pacific tele-
graph Office, for many favors. He uses
every exertion to supply us with the
latest and most reliable telegraphic news.
Frank is not only an expert telegrapher.
but pleasant gentleman; and by his
obiging manners has done much to
acquire and sustain the business which
passes through his office.
PAGE & PANAcA.-J. Mcdonald, the
efficient superintendent of this mine,
yesterday showed US the certificates of
assays of samples taken by his own hand
from the vein. They are as follows
No. l. S16G5l; No. 2, S69l.1S; No. 8,
$6Sl.76. The average of these will con-
vey some pleasanter sounds than mere
sounding brass and tinkling cymbals to
the ears of the stockholders.
PRIsMATIc.-We were out early yester-
day morning, proving round in search
of items. In our rounds we met man
with a most prismatic looking optic.
We enquired as to whom had contrib
uted SO much artistic coloring round bis
visual organs, when he said be had "run
against post with man behind it,"
We don't want to carom against that kind
of post, that's certain.
FIRE.-Some body living at the upper
end of town had their wood pile set fire
to by some hot ashes that were careless
ly thrown against the wood. No harm
was done. Some passers by put out the
fire, and so saved the wood and the I'D.
joining cabin. Folks should be careful
how they throw ashes round.
ARRIVAL FROM THE EAsT.-Mrs. Why.
land is happy to inform her lady friends
and patrons that she has just received
from New York by express, her varied
assortment of Spring Goods, and is will.
ing TO dispose of the same at prices
which defy competition. ap1l-tf
MISPLACED For some unexplained
reason our last evenings stock telegram
did not come to hand. We are Obliged
TO our friend j. W. Wright, the wei
known and esteemed Manager of the
cheney. wv e"
MUsIc'-We had the pleasure Of listen
ing to some charming music. that wa,
ulseoursed by two we'll known citi
aehs. Their performance on the piano
anu Tohn was treat that one woult
Hafo'y expect to meet in the sagebrush
LEAVES Us.-Our friend Frank Blacl
leaves US to-day on trip for his health
we we trust his journey will revivify him
and enable him to return full Of bealtl
and spirits. "'' - Ne"'''
JUDICIAL BUSINESS in the Justice Cour
seems to be dull. Friend Van Haper
shhys ne has more leisure than he care