Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-07-04

the day.
TuEArEn.-This evening the Phoebe
Mipstrels will give another entertainment
which, we are sure. will be extensively
n,tronized. The programme is entirely
changed, and presents many pleasing fea-
mres. The company have rehearsed
carefully under the watchful superin-
,spdepee of Mr.. Pierce. and will show
The benefit of his experience and taste.
Tn fact, the end men, Messrs. Pierce and
Galley. are of recognized merit, which
tbey well evinced on the opening night.
In this, it should not be forgotten that
thew were ably seconded by Mr.. Camp
beli who, as an interlocutor, will bare
favorable comparison with most profess
SIGNALS. His enunciation was clear and
we'll emphasized, and did much to bring
the entertainment to successful issue.
Tonight he will give a special piece,
which will crafty all who hear it. We
hope this evening to see Hanley's Hall
crowded with as large an audience as
filed it the other evening. Those who
take reserved seats will find them with
ont any difficulty. Officers Knerr and
Kelley will be in attendance to assist in
keeping order and subscribing the COM
fort OF all present.
LOUISIANA SuFFEREns.-We are par
particularly pleased to be able to an
nounce that G. I. Gillespie, Freight
and Passenger Agent of Wells, Fargo &
Co., collected the sum of 1928 in Phoebe,
Al
Meadow Valley mill. The total. 1928,
was telegraphed by Mr.. Gillespie to San
Francisco to swell the fund collecting for
the unfortunate people Of Louisiana.
We are delighted that, in the midst of
hard times. the citizens of Phoebe show
the proverbial generosity of the people
Of Nevada, and spared something from
their store for their suffering brethren,
whose cup of affection has been filled to
overlooking.
SPRING MOUNTAIN Tunnel CoMpANY.--
We were yesterday shown by the Super
intendent of the above company nice
little bar OF bullion marked $50 fine,
which was worked at the Floral Mill
from ore taken out by chloriders. The
ftih NUN Which, tut OEc Whb thhtu 10 III
places twelve inches wide. and well
marked. The company have reason to
be encouraged. for it is but reasonable to
expect from the present showing, that
by an energetic prosecution Of the work.
they will soon commence to realize some
thing for their heavy outlay. The main
tunnel is in $50 feet.
WITH US Alphabetically, when the
stage arrived, we had the pleasure of
greeting our esteemed friend J. W.
Wright, who looked well and as if his
trip to the West had agreed with him.
During Mr.. Wrght's absence he has
attended the session OF the Grand Lodge
Of I. o. o. f., Of which order he was
Grand Master, and also the meeting of
the Central Republican Committee.
Though thus engaged, he says he found
time to enjoy himself greatly. We are
glad he had a pleasant trip, and still
more so to welcome him back.
PRIVATE SCHOOL. - Eugene Schopp-
mann, who is we'll known in Phoebe as
an able and successful teacher, will on
Monday, the 9th inst, open private
school at the building formerly used for
the Office of the RECORD, on Main street
The terms, ETC., will be seen on reference
to our advertising columns under the
head of New To-Day" Mr.. Schopp-
mann is very successful in rapidly ad-
vancing his pupils, and shows much pa
thence and perseverance in promoting
their progress.
The HAvANA.-This mine is redeeming
the expectations formed of the value OF
its ore, and yesterday the first bar of bull
lion was returned by the Floral mill. Its
value was Sl,0l8-S944 silver andl S74
gold. This is a very handsome COM
mencement, and conclnsively shows that
the mines of Phoebe will well remuner-
ate those who develop them. We con-
graduate the owners of the Havana on
the possession Of so valuable mine.
THANKs.-The Panaca Saloon is n CO.
aaead institution, is up with the times
ana shows its appreciation of the situa.
.ion by not forgetting the printers. The
proprietois of the saloon sent liberal
supply Of something to take" which
was duly honored, accompanied with
good wishes for the donors.
The BALL,-As we expected, the ball
Iast evening was a complete success.
lhe hall was crowded, and a very large
I number of ladies graced the occasion.
we are much gratified at being able to
report a large gathering OF our citizens,
Tor it shows that they appreciate the
Efforts OF self-sacri6cing body of men.
The WEATHER suddenly changed yes
terday afternoon. Up to that time it
had been oppressively warm, but was
then varied by sudden shower and
quite boisterous wind. The change
was appreciated by the crowd of dancers
that attended the fremen's ball.
DivIDESD.-By notice to be found in
our advertising columns it will be seen
that the State Bank has declared its
usual monthly dividend of 2% per cent.
upon 1pp its capital stock, payable on the
ATTENTION FInEMEN.-The members
OF the Fro Department are requested to
meet this morning at II O'Clock at the
School.house, on Main street. Punctu-
ahty is particularly desired.
july 4th, lS74.-The "spirits" of '76-
isl2-at the Panaca Saloon, Lacour
street, drank standing-wi,h One Price.
, Wne Bit accompaniment. Music by
"Gideon's" band.
LIE streets last evening looked very
gay Evergreens and flags adorned al.
most every house, while the sidewalks
were thronged by numbers.
BANKS. - To-day and tomorrow the
o.ate Bank and Wells, Fargo & 90. will
Ing business. " n
tosrorFIcE HouRs.-From and after
ua'e the posofice in this city will be
Spened on Sundays and HOLIDAYS from
NJ. p. NJ. Interested parties will take
in",s ce and govern themselves accord.