Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-09-11

YIyIANs FAREwELL.-Chas. Vivian and
troupe gave their farewell entertainment
last night to a delighted and most apre-
eiativs audience. Since coming to
Phoebe the entire company have made
many new friends and met some old
ones, and we are certain they will carry
away none but favorable opinions of our
town. Mr.. Vivian gave several OF his
original facial delineations and inimita-
BILE portraitures of nature. Madam
Reiffarth gave several solos in her usual
happy style, and Prof. Falkman gave
some most brilliant Accomplishments on
the piano. The troupe are all artistes,
and worthy of any possible amount Of
patronage. The Indians, the financial
condition, and several other causes have
operated adversely, but We are assured
Mr.. Vivian will understand those matters
and take the will for the deed.
AGAIN AT Work. The Raymond IL Ely
pump is again at work. We were in
formed last night tn Vt the pump of the
Raymond e Ely, tina! has been lying Idle
for n short time in consequence of the
breaking of the wrist pin, was put in re-
pair ard commenced its usual work at
3 O'Clock yesterday. 1t seems that the
foundation had settled aud the continued
strain out of direct line broke the pin,
piece Of wrought iron eight inches in
diameter. The delay for repairs at this
company S works are very short AZ they
are surrounded with every facility for
casting and forging. and under the able
management of Mr.. Ames and his assist
ant, Mr.. Pitchford, why they can mend
anything,
FREIGHT. Freight for the following
parties will arrive by tho Eureka and
Palisade Railroad to-day: Meadow VAL
ley mine, John Cassidy, Chas. Weider
hold, Shustrich x Kline, Chas. Koch, E.
Hamilton. Wells, Fargo & Co., Raymond
& Ely mine, d. G. Clark & Bro, John
Roeder, T. C. Pouiade. The amount OF
freight by the above line will be 1858
pounds.
The Hamilton stage arrived at Phoebe
on Thursday night about II o'clock
Three passengers were aboard. among
whom were Matt. Halpin and L. Hamil
ton, Just returned from Pony Springs
Mr.. Halpin says that all the parties leav
ing here on Sunday last will probabl,
return to Phoebe to-day.
Doc FIGHT. Only one dog fight !'
disturb the equanimity of Main stree
yesterday, between Frank" and that il
repressable "yaller" dog, who showed
fight worthy of more lineal ancestry
The fight lasted about ten minutes AM
was draw-for it drew large crowd o
hoodlums.
FREIGHT for the following parties wi
arrive about the 18th instant, via Hug
Whites Line: j. Eisenman & Co.,
Harrison, F. w. Clute, Phi. Felsentha
Mrs. Stanton, John Roeder, w Gedline
F. Wheeler & Co. and Mott, Fish h CO
The Hamilton stage has altered il
route and now leaves Phoebe by way
Highland, to the west of etansfeld Ga
and Cavaliers ranch, thence takin
Pritchard's fast freight road, and the
following the regular road to Sherman
town.
CONSTABLE SALE. 49, Page Il Panat
Hosting works will be sold at Constubl
sale Saturday, September 18th, at
O'Clock M, for cash in hand to the hig
est and best bidder.
BALDy SAcKET arrived on yesterday
Salt Lake stage. He reports everythil
looking all right along the road betwe,
here and Salt Lake
The Salt Lake stage arrived at
oclock yesterday afternoon, several pa
sengers aboard.
JUDGE RIvEs left town this morni
for Hamilton to fill the bench there (
short time.
The following passengers will arr
by this evenings Hamilton stage : \
poieon Gocher and Sophia Glennon.
BULLION SH1pMENr.-Wells, Fargo
Co. shipped yesterday bullion amounti
to $14,703.
PASSENGER to arrive by Salt Lake STA
to-day: Miss Clara West.