Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-01

pearance of the pattern having been made
TO fit the room. The walls have been
newly papered and waiDscoating painted,
and with the tasteful arrangement of the
glasses and liquors on the bar and the
pictures on the wall, present pretty APP
pearance. Immediately in the rear of
the bar-room, private room has been
added for the use of private card parties
or faro game. Lunch will be set every
day in this saloon. so that no one need
be hungry in Phoebe. The liquors are
the best that can be found in the San
Francisco market and the cigars Will be
only of the best Havana brands. No
one need fear a short supply of either
liquors or cigars, as they have plenty on
hand. Call and see them this evening.
AWoRp TO BILLIARD LAYERs.-Henry
Mahlstedt, at the Panaca Saloon, Lacour
street, has just placed in his saloon two
of the finest billiard tables to be found
on the Pacific Coast, one of them being
a full sized French carom table and the
other small three-fourth parlor table.
They are fitted with Phelan tE Colen-
ders everlasting steel plate cushions,
and we're made by Liesenfeld, of San
Francisco Now, all You billiard players,
here is chance to show your skill both
at billiards and pool. You need never
leave the saloon for want of finding an
opponent, for Ely will always be on hand
to accommodate you at either game, and
will be liberal enough to give you good
show and not beat you all the time. You
Gun always find on hand also large as
sortment of No. liquors, with cigars of
the best brands. One price One bit
A word to the wise is sufficient. If
The Mystic Krewe of Comus held a
meeting last evening at the Truck House,
and made all their arrangements for the
forthcoming parade on the 4th and 9th
of July. The following officers were ap-
pointed President of the Day. Ora
tor of the Day, Poet, Secretary of the
Day, and Reader of the Declaration of
Independence. The amount collected
from the citizens was 800 rs, for the
purpose of paying for the music. The
Mystic Krewe desire to return thanks for
the donation of the citizens. In our
next issue the Grand Marshal will pub
publish his line of march, and suitable
place for the exercises. Adjourned until
Saturday at $50 n. m, at the Truck
House, at the old RECORD office.
Messrs. Stewart and Whitehill the
Centennial Commissioners leave Phoebe
to-day for Hamilton and Eureka, intend
ing to stop a short time at Bristol on
their way. They made very pleasant
visit while here and have succeeded in
collecting quite number of specimens
for the Centennial Exhibition and also
making themselves acquainted with num-
bers of our citizens. Mr. Stewart has
gratified most of them by giving three
lectures which were appreciated by the
large audiences attending them. We
wish them pleasant trip and hope their
reception everywhere will be as cordial
as it was here.
SOME evil disposed person has lately
been guilty Of either destroying or ap.
propriating to his own use lot Of
plants that Harry Levy Shorty has
been at some trouble to raise, with which
he has been ornamenting his residence
| on Lacour street. If any one would asl
the owner for portion of them ht
would have no difficulty in getting some
| but the Probabilities are if an attempt i.
made to steal any more that some on,
will get hurt and won't know what hur
them, without doctor is pretty success
full in extracting bullets.
LAST evening there was On immens,
crowd at the Courthouse to listen to tn,
lecture of W. Frank Stewart on Eth
nology or Animal Types" AS usual b.
commanded the attention of the audienc
during the entire course Of the lectur
and not only pleased them but impaired
TO them some useful information. He i
different from most lecturers that W
have heard from the fact that everything
be says he makes plain to the under
standing OF everyone. We are sorry t.
have him leave US, but hope at som
future time to have the pleasure of hear
ing him again.
W. SrANsFIELD removes this evsnin
from the San Jose House and will here
after have his place of business at tn
Star Restaurant and lodging house o.
Main street, above Thornton & Kelly
office, his old stand. The restauran
will DO opened on Friday morning TO
customers. He will, as always, keep
restaurant and lodging house. Anyon
knowing Stansfield will know that til
best the market affords can be found q
his table.
The readers of the RECORD will oil
serve notice in to-day's issue of
sleeve button with an amethyst ston
being lost by A. j, Mason. As it is on
OF set which Mr.. Mason values yer
highly be is willing to pay fair rewar
Tor Its return to him. The finder wi
please return it to him at his store o
Main street and claim the reward.
THE San Jose House, which will t.
day be vacated by W. Stansfeld, will i
future be occupied by A. D. Miller,
the National Restaurant. Mr.. Miller i,
tends thoroughly renovating the hous
and will open in about week. His re,
ntstlon as first-class caterer is equal
the best In Phoebe.
JOHN G. LYNCH has completed ref;
ting, papering and painting the Fasbic
Saloon, Main and Lacour streets. an
will have it open to-day to the publi
The new engravings he has had pIacf
in the saloon will repay a visit 10 e
: anime them.
RETURNED. - Yesterday j. r. Dut
: Secretary of Meadow Valley Mining Co
and John G. Bowling, returned bv II
,, Salt Lake stage from San Francisc,
Both are well and have had pleasa,
time while absent.
ROBERT SHAKEY, formerly employe
> with Joseph Cochina, returned to Piocl
, Yesterday, after ON absence of a fe
months. He has been in Utah, irving
MAKE his fortune among the mines tber
, and will return there soon.
The following passengers will arri,
> on this evenings Hamilton stage: Mi
Jennie Hill, Richard Dunstan. r Y
Clute, Mrs. M. A. Carbis and two oh;
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