Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1875-12-24

CHRISTMAS TREE.-We publish to-day
programme of the songs and order of
exercises at the Christmas tree at the
Episcopal church tonight. The ladies'
that have been engaged in collecting for
this object have made very fair success
in their endeavors and the tree will be
filled with presents for all the scholars OF
the school of the church. Exercises will
commence at o'clock and an early at
tendance of all who participate in the
exercises together with the audience who
wish to witness the presents from the
Christmas tree is requested.
Manufactures F. wilkins, it will
be seen by a notice in another column,
committed what We considered rash
act last evening, Hs has proved to be a
courageous yoath. for he has taken unto
himself wife, uniting his fortunes with
Miss Louisa j. Stocks. 1t is to be hoped
he'll never sell short. Our thanks are
due to the newly welded pair for a gem
erous supply of wine aud cake, in the
former of which we irrigated our senti-
ments respecting the happy pair.
BALL AT BULLIoNvrLLE.- neigh
bors at Bullionville give notice in this
mornings RECORD that they will give q
social ball at Bullionville, at the Meadow
Valley Hotel, this evening The man
ayers are L. M. Crane, A. Il. Eastland,
James Conway, =. b. Martina and
Thomas Gillian. These names are suf-
tiniapt unuropioa thok avarytb;x,, ,r;li 10
al fat and that all guests from Phoebe
will be made to feel at home and par
take of the general enjoyment.
MINERS MARKET. - The Miners
Market will to-day make display of
beef. mutton, pork. etc., that will de-
light the heart of an epicure. Whole
beeves, halves and quarters, also mutton
and pork cut in the same proportions.
will he displayed to the astonished gaze
of the multitude. All those wishing a we'll
selected roast for Christmas call and ex.
anime and you will be satisfied to buy.
HIGH MAss.-At IL o'clock tonight
christmas Eve) High Mass will be cele.
brated at the Catholic Church, the Rev.
Father Monteverde officiating. The
choir will be led by Charles Wiederhold,
on the organ. Mrs. Judge Rives is the
soprano and will be assited by Messrs.
ID. Horst, H. Haure and VIM. Rogers.
The WEArHER.-Thew weather in Phoebe
during yesterday was all that could be
desired by the Oldest inhabitant," but
towards evening it commenced to cloud
up, and by o'clock there was bright
sprinkle OF rain, which continued fol
about an hour, making the streets muddy
and the general appearance of things
very gloomy.
JUSTICE CoURT. Everything was very
quiet yesterday at the Office of the
Justice of the Peace in consequence OF
the main portion leaving town for Will
sons ranch to see one OF their number
CONSTABLE Mckee, Joined in matrimopy
to Miss Melissa Rudford. He has our
best wishes for future prosperity.
Gun STREKTs.-The streets OF Phoebe
for the last few nights have been crowded
with men that eeem to have business, fol
they are not on the standstill as in Sum.
mer months airing themselves, but are
pushing ahead as if they had an object
in view.
ORE SHIpMENT-The Nevada Centra
trains yesterday conveyed to Bullion
vile ninety.two tons OF ore from the
Raymond & Ely mine. The shipments
this week continue to be about the snmt
amount; one train running daily.
MASTER MAsoNs. Master Masons viii
please take notice that the Blue Lodg'
meets Saturday night for the purpose o
electing officers of that lodge. All mem
bers in good standing being members o
that lodge are requested to be present (
attend to business.
BULLION. Twenty-Five bars OF I'm
bullion are now on exhibition at Wells
Fargo 4 Co.'S express Office, valued q
about $3S. 1000. fair showing fo
Phoebe.