Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-07-04

WE are pleased to hear that Geographic
news has been received in Phoebe that
the celebrated Preside Band, from San
Francisco, will arrive here this evening
On learning OF their intention of coming
to Phoebe, the Mystic Krewe of Comus
Immediately held communication with
them. They cordially responded that
they would on Monday next appear in
full uniform, with their magnificent in
stru nents, and will lead the procession
of the Mystic Krewe of Comus.
In consequence of the Phoebe Brass
Band having failed in their agreement
with the Finance Committee of the
Mystic Krewe of Comus in regard to
playing for the 9th of July procession,
the said Committee resolved to return
the money, the object for which it was
collected-to pay the brass band-hav-
ing failed. Accordingly, yesterday, the
Committee did return the same, although
contrary to the wishes of most of those
subscribing, they wishing the Commit
tee to Use it in any way they saw fit
ALPS Stock DIVIDEND We published
few days since notice OF stock div
idend of the Alps Mining Company.
Some owners in the company seemed to
be under the impression that this divi-
dend meant an increase of the capital
| stock of the company. but such is not
the case, the dividend being stock that
the company had on hand bought in BY
them at the assessment sale made wear
ago last December. This is the stock
which they propose to divide among the
stockholders.
BY notice in to-day RECORD it will
be seen that N. B. Norvall rendered his
resignation as Supt. of the Phoebe West,
HUM d Hunt and Spring Mount mines,
out the company refused to accept the
same, and showed their appreciation OF
his abilities by increasing his salary. We
concur heartily with the trustees of
these mines in their action and hone
they may always have as reliable and
energetic manager.
THERE was meeting of the Mystic
hrewe OF Comus held last evening at the
Truck House. All the necessary ar.
engagements were made for the parade
etc. All the members are requested tc
meet at the dance house on Lacou,
street, opposite Polley's Saloon, at {
O'Clock precisely, to assume their cos.
tunes and be ready for the parade. No
further notice will be given.
DON'T forget the ball of the Phoebe
Fire Department, to come off at Browns
Hall, on Monday evening. As the com.
mittee have been successful in disposine
OF large number of tickets, there will
no doubt be q lively and enjoyable time
Everything about the hall will be mr.
ranged in good style, and we hope thai
none will be disappointed in the enioy
ment they expect.
YESTERDAY our newly appointed Post
master erected flagstaff. with billiards
etc., on top of the Postoffice building
The top of the staff is surmounted bv
glass ball, and altogether presents a naa,
appearance, Charley Meyers intends to
day to sling to the breeze the old flae
that waved over the Postoffice at Treasur,
Oity, White Pine county, when he was
Postmaster there.
A DISPUTE and fight occurred last even
ing' on Meadow Valley street, between
two OF the boys" in regard to the re
spective capabilities of each one to throw
on a morse race. The question was lief,
undecided, when officer Kelly appeared
ana separated them. 1t being so naa,
the 4th OF July. he concluded to let then
enjoy their liberty. and accordingly d;a
charged them with warning.
N, b. NoRvALL. Superintendent, pait
off the employees of the Phoebe West En-
tension Mining Co., the Antilles a,i
the 5-stamp mill at Bullionville ves,er
day, disbursing about $40. m,
HUM and Hunt Mining Co. have thei
payday on the the 10th instant, al which
time the employees will receive a settle
ment.
WE had the pleasure of seeing las
evening. in the office of Wells, Fargo 4
Co., few bars of bullion just received
from ore taken out of the Alps mine
The bars amounted to $4,000 in value
enough to take several of us to the Cen
tennial and return, without mucl