Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-11-27

YOUNG MEMS SOCIAL As was ex-
pected the Thanksgiving party of the
Young Mems Social Club was grand
success; large number were in attend.
ance and many more would have been if
they had received an invitation 80 to do.
The hall was we'll filed, not too crowded
30 that all there enjoyed themselves. In
consequence of the streets being so
muddy Rockaways and buggies were fur
nished by the Club for their lady friends
thereby enabling them to arrive at the
hall without any Inconvenience. The
various carriages were kept running from
IA o'clock until a late hour attending to
this business. Dancing was kept going
at lively rate until time for supper,
when the various restaurants were
crowded with guests. After supper the
party again returned to the hall and
tripped the light fantastic until a late
hour. All who had the good luck to re-
ceive Invitations and attend the party
were well pleased with the evenings re-
creation and they seem to think the
sooner they have chance to attend an.
other OF these socials the better they will
like it.
GEN. A. l.. PAaE, well known in Ne
vada, and for some time Q resident of
this place, died in San Francisco yester.
day. The General served during the re-
bellion, and was, we believe, q general
IN the Union army in Sherman's famous
march from Atlanta to the Sea-" He
was candidate before the last State Re-
publican Convention for Governor, and
was highly esteemed by his many friends
wherever he was known. He was con-
nected with the mining interests of
Phoebe for a long time, and had the Page
y Panaca mine incorporated in San
Francisco; was also the protector and
Superintendent of the railroad from
Floche to Bullionville; shortly after that
was finished he left Phoebe and did not
return.
SHERIFF's SALE.--The HUM & Hunt
mine' comprising or embracing the fol-
lowing lodes or leads: Pacific Tunnel
Mining Company. eight hundred feet Of
Pacific ledge No. 2, eight hundred feet
Pacific tunnel No. 3, eight hundred feet
racine tunnel No. 4, five hundred and
my ieet OF the Desdemona east exten.
son also the easterly two hundred feet
'ne Desdemona mine, were sold yes
U1eiuay at Sherlff's sale, at the County
Sourt- mouse. at IL o'clock. to satisfy
Judgments obtained against the HUM 4
1 munt mine by M. Cavanaugh and Others
me above property was bought by Phi.
essential, as trustee for the Judgment
creditors. for the amounts of the iudo.
ments' costs and acruing costs.
GROOM DIsTRIcr.-From G. j. Gard.
ner, who keeps store at the mines to.
learn that the saw-mill is nearly com.
pleted. and also the hosting works for
tho mine. Owing to the scarcity of lun.
Der the completion of these has been
prevented for short time. As soon as
It arrives things will be finished up and
big force of men will be placed to work
on the mines and saw-mill. M. Cos
sett, a son OF one of the English owners
OF the Groom District property, has re-
Gently been on a visit there. and ex.
presses himself as pleased with the pros.
poets OF the company.
The HUNTERS. The hunters that lef,
fioche some three weeks since. have
Deem heard from by their sending a lot
OF ducks to their respective families and
friends. On picking the ducks that were
sent here by them, their friends con-
u.uuea mat our hunters had found new
why OF killing game. for nary a gun-shot
wound was found on the ducks Per.
maps they have been making traps, catch
ing them in that manner, 80 as to avoid
sulning or spelling the color of the feath.
ers with blood. ~ ''''A
huMoR,-on Thanksgiving Day il
was rumored around Phoebe that Cant
a, a. n. Day bad been appointed Superin.
1nuent OF the Consolidated Viroin;a
m,ne. We could not trace the rumor =;
any reliable source. o' "
nALpH SAcKETT, Division Agent OF IN.
psl! Lake road. in company with Euoens
coach. Ss' LAKE