Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1874-08-10


enjoyed the rendition Of the several
pieces. From q gentleman who is a com.
petent judge We learn that Mrs. Gold
thwaite sang the ballad Of Kitty Tyrrell
very nicely, and was complimented with
an encore. Messrs Wyatt and Haure sang
duet in very pleasing style, as did also
Mr.. Redewill in his solo OF Don Proco-
pio. Mr.. W,ederhold gave Moore's
beautiful air with winning delicacy and
expression. The double quartette from
Straus met with much az plause and
really deserved 1t. The ladies' acquitted
themselves admirably, as well as the
gentlemen. Schubert's Serenade vas
sung with creditable taste and ability by
Mr.. Haure. Mrs. II. Rives then sang
Kathleen Mavourneen with so much
pathos and expression, as well as sweet
ness that that we'll known and favorite
air seemed to acquire fresh charms
After this Mr.. Bach played a solo on the
guitar with force and expression that
showed how an intractable instrument
nav be made delight ul and intere sting
when controlled by the hands Of mas
Ter. luz COhCSIt NluStu Win II COMIC
trio, which was sung in very firm and
spirited manner. Altogether the enter
tanment was success IN every respect,
and did much credit to all those who
took part in it. In getting up an enter
tainment of this character by amateurs,
there is always great deal of real hard
work to be encountered in steadily re-
hearsing and practicing In doing this
much OF the labor must be thrown on
the pianist Mr.. H. Levin filled this
onerous position, aud did it well, show
ing cultivated taste and discrimination,
combined with great practical skill and
knowledge Of his instrument
OPENED. = Last Saturday evening
Messrs. Clancy and Mshoney opened a
YER neat and we'll arranged saloon on
Main street. They dubbed it the Comet,
which is name suggestive Of good wine,
for it is said that during the comet years
tho vintage is always finer. Anyway
Messrs. Clancy aud Mthoney intend to
make the quality of their goods q spe-
cialty, and will put before their custom
ers only the finest wines, liquors and
cigars that can be procured. As we are
not local optionists We called around
and were very pleasantly entertained by
the proprietors, who will be glad to see
their friends and the public generally.
The FUNERAL Of Mrs. W. F. German
took place yesterday, and was attended
by great number Of our citizens, Who
are friends of the family. The Rev. H :
L. Badger oficiated and read the SOL
emn and beautiful offices OF the Episco-
pal church in most impressive manner.
1t was sad sight to see the grief Of the
orphan children as they saw the remains
of tender and aff-ctionate mother pass
from their sight forever. The b-reav-d
children, however. found many warm
friends who did and will continue to do
all that can be done to alleviate their
sorrow.
MARRIED.-Our young friend Oscar
Wescoatt has returned to Phoebe, bring
ing with him . sweet and lovely lady as
his bride. We have known Oscar for
many years. have watched him grow up
to manhood. and feel proud to be able
to bear testimony that as useful mem
Der of society, o man of honor and a
gentleman, he has in all respects fulfilled
the warmest hopes of his family and
friends. We offer him and his far bride
the most sincere anu heartfelt wishes for
their happiness and prosperity, and
trust that their future may include as
much happiness as it is possible for
mankind to fall heir to.
PERSONAL. - We were very much
pleased to welcome our friend James
Cronan back to Phoebe. He has been to
the southern part Of the State aud Arizo-
ma. He had long and tedious trip.
but returns to US healthy and smiling rs
ever. Mr.. Cronan il an old and much
respected resident OF Phoebe, and stands
among the best Of our very best citizens.
A SAD EvENr.-We regret to have to
announce the death Of Mrs. w F. Cor,
man, the widow Of much esteemed and
respected friend, W. F. German. By
the sudden and unexpected decease Of
this lady, three. orphan children are left
motherless. We feel deeply, sincerely
for their unfortunate condition, and i
We can by any efforts Of our own allevi
ate their grief or assist their future, VT
shall most gladly do SO. ..,- $3.50
FRoM WASHINGTON. Yesterday we had
the pleasure OF meeting Mrs Jennings
who has Just returned to Phoebe from
Washington. This lady sent MS several
letters from the capital, which We tool
much pleasure in publishing, as they
were lively and piquant and disclosed
much ability. ftot
SHEA, BoceuEREz AND McKEE.-Mr
Bocquerez, of the above well known
liquor house, reached Phoebe on Sunday
He will call ON our merchants respecting
business matters, and from the well es
tablished reputation Of his house, on
business men may be sure that all trans
actions will be entirely satisfactory.
THAMES. The proprictors of the Pa
naca Saloon kindly sent us box of fin
cigars, which we found to be of excellen
flavor and quality Those gentieme'
will please accept our best thanks.
RrsuIrs.-The Rev. Father Monte
verde informs US that when the variou
accounts are made up. that be will publis
statsmeuta ~ to the amount raised b
the concert given on Saturday evening
AFY1nMEp.-In another column will b
found the decision of the Supreme Court
which sffirms the Judgement OF thi
Court in the Rosamurgey case.
SCUBA quantity Of mining tools, tf
property Of the Highland Consolidate
Mining Company, were sold yesterda
by the Sheriff 10 front Of the Cour
house. S'' 's,g ~
TEAMs.-A number Of OK teams arrive
yesterday, bringing goods for several
our business houses.
B1sHoP wRrrAKER. We notice BY OF
kilograms that the above respected gel
tleman is on bis way to Phoebe,
YEsrRnpAY Bishop Whitaker and Lou