Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-03-19

Of. PATRICK BALL though yester-
day we published short notice of the
ball, it passed off 50 pleasantly. was man.
aged and in all respects was such bril-.
liant success that we think it merits a
more extended description. The hall
was elegantly decorated with evergreens,
pictures, flags aud appropriate emblems,
and when filled with the elegantly
dressed company presented very hand
some appearance. The committee of
arrangements and floor managers exerted
themselves to the utmost. They de-
served and received the thanks and con-
gratulations OF the company at the sue
cess of their efforts. The band was ex.
~cellent and was led by Mr.. J. Mcdonald.
About midnight recess was taken for
supper. which was provided by Mrs. j,
q. Clark and served in superb style in
Guiding all the delicacies that were pos.
sible to be provided. After supper
dancing was resumed and kept up
with spirit until four next morning, 4
great number OF elegantly attired ladies'
graced the hall, among whom we noticed
Mrs. Mcdonald, who wore a handsome
striped silk; Mrs. J. b. Stevens, A fair
bride, who WAS most becomincly dressed
in pure white, with green wreath for
headdress; Miss Josephine Murray. a
rich slate colored silk; Miss Ellen Buck.
green silk; Mrs. j. Hanrahan. black
silk with lace polonaise; Miss Kate
Dougray, Irish popliu trimmed with
blnck lace; Mrs. NJ. CULLEN, slate
colored silk. blue trimmings; Mrs. Hol.
land, black silk; Miss Ida Holland.
white silk; Miss Lille Murray looked
very charming with crimped hair and in
blue silk; Miss Clark. black silk with
white polonaiso Miss Katie pascoe,
pauk silk Mrs. M. Sullivan, white
marselles. blue sash Mrs. Coschinia.
lavender colored silk Miss Wilkins.
white brocade silk Mrs. Williams, white
satin Mrs. Hoffman, maroon velvet !;
Mrs. Harrison, cherry colored silk Mrs,
Gain. canary colored dress elegantly
trimmed Miss Morrissey. maroon vel
vet; Mrs. Clark. light colorcd ohangeablo
silk Mrs. Hanley was dressed In half
mourning. There was also present Miss
Maggie O'Donnell, Mrs. Tobie, Mrs.
Pollard and many other ladies. The
toiletts OF those mentioned and those
whose names we were not able 10 pro.
cure were all characterized by refined
and elegant taste, were composed OF the
finest material and presented an ex.
tremely beautifulappearance. We should,
II we had had tho data, have described
them all. but we have done the best we
could under the circumstances. At tho
conclusion Of the ball, tho fine song 1.-The
Old Fling Of Erin.. was sung extremely
wei! by Mr.. j. b. Stevens. who was
loudly appisuded. The company then
separated highly delighted and express.
ing themselves in terms OF the HIGHEST
cotnmendation of all connected with tho
management Of the party.
Town SrrE.--Judge Fuller publishes
this morning an important notice which
directly concerns all tho owners Of rea,
estate in Phoebe. Judge Fuller states
that he has received the patent from The
u. s. in trust for the owners of lots and
after the twentieth inst, will on proper
application execute and deliver deeds for
the town lots to the several owners.
l BULLION SHIrMENr.-Wells. Fargo Il
%. shipped yesterday bullion amounting
to $13.787.
@. W. CRAIG will arrive by to-day's
stage from Hamilton.
AprEALED.-In the celebrated pig case
notice Of appeal has been filed.