Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-18

The Centennial Carnival Parade Com
mittee met last evening at the Engine
house (the old RECORD office to make
arrangements for the parade on the
Fourth of July. Numerous citizens
Joined the Committee and took part in
the proceedings. The various officers
were appointed aud filled respectively by
our best citizens. The Grand Marshal
of the Day will appoint his Aids of which
thew will receive due notice. A Com
mittes has been appointed to make all
arrangements for the coming parade.
The meeting then adjourned to meet on
Saturday evening at ga o'clock, at the
same place, when every member is re-
quested to be present.
THE Fourth Annual Ball of the Phoebe
Fire Department takes place on the 9TH
of July next, at Browns Hall, a notice
of which is given under the head of New
TODAY. The Fire Department is noted
for the pleasant reunions given by them
annually. and we expect this will even
eclipse their former efforts. As all our
our citizens are interested in the Fire
Department we hope to see q rousing
bali and the tickets sold without any
trouble. The Committee are exerting
themselves to arrange everything so as
the public will be suited
The Young Mems Social Club held
another of their delightful receptions at
Browns Hall last evening. The youth
and beauty of Phoebe we're present and
nothing was omitted that could give
eclat to the occasion. The dancing was
kept up to late Cor rather early hour,
aud ali regretted when the hour of part
ing came.
FRED. M. PIERCE, Agent for Weaver
& Taylor's carbolized hose, yesterday
received several packages of hose for the
following persons: p. H. Wand, Hughes
& Ewing. Donahue, E. McAvoy and
Banner & Pierson.
The Centennial Carnival Parade Com.
mittee will meet at the Engine House
(the old RECORD otfice). on Saturday
evening June 10Th at half past s o'clock
Fail not! Fail not!
By order of --
GEORGE AsIEs and family are expected
to arrive in Phoebe on to-day's Salt LAX
stage. Mr.. Ames will be welcomed bacl
to Phoebe by his numerous friends here
His stay has not been of long duration
THE store on Main street adjoining
that of Charles Weiderhold, formerly oc
cupied by A. Blasineck as fruit depot
is now being overhauled and will be re
fitted as bar-room by the 1st of July
John r. Clark will be the proprietor.
The leading excitement on Main stree
yesterday evening was runaway hors
and demoralized fair one; a drurke
individual wheeling barrow load OF al
wills, also contributed in his humble wa
to the amusement of the crowd.
THE pump at the Raymond & Ell
mine is working we'll and has the watt
:, under full control. The men are throw
ing out dirt from the bottom of the sha
: and sinking is progressing fast.
The engine taken from the Carolir
hosting works was yesterday shipped
: Lincoln District, Utah, having been pu
: chased ten days since by Messrs. d.
8 paix and Spicer, for their mines there.
. A YOUTH was thrown from a bare-bat
Q horse yesterday afternoon, on Laco
:. street. He managed to retain hold
l. the rein and stopped the animal. II
d boy was not injured by the fall.
:, - II. c. OLMsrEAD arrived on yesterday
70 Hamilton stage from the Bay. He W
n assume charge in the office of N.
l. Norvell.