Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-31

STAGE AND PoNY.-Fred Glmer, one
OF the owners OF the Hamilton stage line,
yesterday received dispatch to the e!-
feet that at o'clock yesterday afternoon
neither tho pony mail nor the Hamilton
stage. both over due at Phoebe (the pony
on Wednesday last and the stage last
evening", had arrived at White River
at that hour, the time the dispatch was
received. Charles Meyers. the Post
master, in order to assist Fred Gilmer,
made up mail aud a pony was sent out
yesterday to 90 through to the railroad.
1t is to be hoped he will succeed in get
ting through. as it is annoying in the ex-
IRENE to have all communication cut off
especially in the matter Of mail.
lNEw YEARs PART. We call the at.
mon ot-the readers OF the REcoRp to
he New Years party, to be given by the
dependent Club this Friday evening.
December 3lst, at Browns Hall. Tue
committee of arrangements are Jas Nc
Faddep, A. W. Mcdonald and A. s.
Thompson. The committee on Invita-.
ton are l.. Parsoe, D. Hastings, l.
Wertheimer and E. McIntosh. We &C.
acknowledge the receipt of an invita-.
ton and shall onieavor to take advantage
Of 1t.
AN OH TYPo, From private sources
We were Inst evening gratiHed with a
sight Of letter from our old friend T.
H. Supple, who is now in Denver, Color.
ado. The date of the letter is Decem Der
18th. Harry" does not give such
hattering account of the Black Hills
country as the various papers from that
section are in the habit OF doing One
would infer from his letter that he wishes
himself back on this side OF the Rockies
again aa he says he will be sure to return
in the Spring.
Cold WEATHER.-W think Wednes-
day night was about the coolest ever
experienced in Phoebe, at least that
was the opinion of all who expressed
their sentiments in our presence. We
certainly thought it cold enough for all
purposes whatever Notwithstanding we
chance TO be well fixed as regard q
comfortable domcile and tirst-class
spring bed.
CoAsrrNa. - Coasting on Meadow VAL
ley street last evening was in order.
Sleds with lanterns at the fore, which
were very fair guides, came down in
pretty rapid style. Some tumbling oc-
Cured, but no accidents of q serious ma.
ture. The scene looked very lively at
the time We viewed it.
RETURNED. Deputies Pierce and Eddy,
belonging to the force of officers under
W. L. Mckee, Constable OF Phoebe
township, returned to Phoebe last even
ing from a trip to Cave Valley. Their
business being private OF course We did
not ask its nature.
SLIPPERY SIDEWALKS. - Our citizens
4 generally would do well to scatter lots
Of saw dust and ashes on their sidewalks
in front OF their places Of business, as il
may prevent many an accident to passing
pedestrians.
CALENDAR-We yesterday received a
calendar from the State Bank of Nevada
which is a sample of the workmanship
Of II. s. Crocker & Co., OF San Fran
cisco and Sacramento and is first class
work.
Mrs. IKE Phillips will leave in to
days Hamilton stage for Eureka. She
will be accompanied by her husband a.
far rs Hamilton. Her husbands sta,
in Hamilton will be very short. 80 he in
forms us before his return to Phoebe.
INpErENpESr CLuB.-The order Of ex
ercises at the social party to be give,
this evening at Browns Hall will com
mence with the grand march at half pas
eight O'Clock. DANL. W. HASTINGS,
1t Floor Manager.
SLElcHISG.-Sleighing during yester
day was very light. owing to ths bat
state of Main street, where there was
thaw during most Of tie day.
THx Salt Lake stage due in Pio,hs Oh
Wednesday night did not arrive unit
last night at six o'clock. No passenger
on board. Cause Of delay--rough roads
BULLION SHrPxrSr. Wells, Fargo 4
Go: shipped yesterday bullion valued a
el2,7l0.
No PAPER MAL.-No paper mail az
! rived on last nights Salt Lake stage, 9,
ssys the postmaster.