Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-06-02


ment to be found in the new advertise
ments published this morning, it will BE-
seen that the members of the congrega-
ton Of the Episcopal Church intend to
give q concert and festival ON Monday
and Tuesday evenings next. also lunch
on Tuesday. The object for which these
entertainments are given is to raise
sufficient means to defray the debt which
still incumbers the Church property 1t
is not great deal and by an united
effort can be easily discharged. We feel
certain that our citizens will gladly re-
spond to so worthy an object, and ii each
gives trihe the purpose will be effected
with the greatest ease. The entertain
ments on Monday evening will be chiefly
musical. though other interesting fea-
lures will be offered for the amusement
of those who attend. On Tuesday at
midday very nice and elegant lunch
will be served, prepared by the ladies' OF
the congregation and who will dispense
it in person. We are sure that the gal
liant gentlemen of Phoebe will not fail to
honor repast prepared by the ladies'
On Tuesday evening there will be more
music, rotations, addresses and such
matters, and best of all q spelling match.
The latter disease has been long time
reaching Phoebe but it has come at
last and the first manifestation will be
on this occasion. Sides will be formed
and then all the jawbreaking monstrosi-
ties that are hidden in Webster's I'M
abridged will be hunted up and merci-
lessly fired off at all within reach. When
the match is finished we would not won
der il Terpsichorean seance was held
but as we don't know about that matter,
probably the less we say about it the
better. Anyway, every one will be
pleased and amused. and all who can
should attend. Tickets to admit one, 81;
to admit lady and gentleman. $l50.
GAME LAWS. - The Carson Tribune
calls the attention Of bird hunters to the
provisions of the State Game law, which
makes it misdemeanor between the Isl
of April and the LIST of September OF eact
year ito catch, kill or destroy, or t.
pursue with such intent, any grouse, sage
chicken, partridge. pheasant. woodcock
or any wild goose, woodsnipe. curlew
robin, dove, meadow lark, yellowham
mer or bittern, or to have in his or thei
possession, or to expose to sale any o
the birds or game mentioned in this sec
ton, during the season when the killing
injuring or purchasing of the same, i
herein prohibited" We publish tn
section as matter Of information.
EASY Manuel Garcia, the man VIII
was cut on Monday evening, was restin
easy last night. The wound is q sever
one, but luckily the weapon struck III
breast-bone, which probably prevented
fatal result. Sam Wentworth, known a
"Gunboat SAM" the man who il
fiicted the injury, is in Jail He DOES nc
say much about the matter and seem
scarcely to have recovered from til
effects Of the liquors.
SCHOOL FOR yAquERos. = The boy
seem to have penchsnt for riding bucl
ing horses up and down Main an
Meadow Valley streets. Every day SON
ardent youth mounts fierce, fiery. III
tanned steed of the desert and goes c
vorting round, to the great amusemel
OF the admiring spectators. Phoebe
bound to be lively any way and daily b
small circuis OF its own, exhibited fire.
gratis and for nothing, in the streets.
FROM DARWIN CIrY.-From a lett
dated Darwin City, May %, 1875, fro
Jack Wilson, we learn that a San Fra
cisco company is about to erect a SINE
ing furnace, which will be in operati
in sixty days. San Francisco capital,
are taking an interest in the camp a
mining matters are being pushed +,
ward vigorously
NEw HAY.-Billy the Stage Bow
ports that all the ranchers in Mead
Valley Wash will commence cutting b
about the 10th of this month. The or,
looks fine and new hay may be expect
soon after that date.
STATUTES OF 1s75.-We received fir,
State Printer ]. J. Hill, a copy of
statutes OF 1875, for which that gen,
man will please receive our.thanks.
book is got up in excellent style.
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