Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-30

TIE PIcNlc.-To-morrow, May 1st, the
Lexington Guard will have target ex-
cursion and picnic at Round vsllsy, near
Delmoie's ranch. Trains of the Nevada
Central Railroad will leave the head of
Meadow Valley street at 0 a. M, return
ing at 6 p. m. As there will be q very
large attendance, gentlemen who intend
taking ladies' had better be en- hand early
to secure them proper confnodstions.
The members OF the company, and also
the Phoebe Brass Band, are requested to
be at Armory Hall at O'Clock. sharp
time. Captain Gallagher will have
charge OF the company during the day.
Tho following gentlemen were appointed
conductors ON the cars: VIM. Mahoney,
John Foley and Captain Gallagher.
LEXINGTON GUARD ELECTION The
members Of the Lexington Guard held
their election for officers of the COM
pany for the ensuing year on Friday
evening last at Armory Hall. By order
Of Brigedier General Rocker Of the Third
Brigade Captain Gallagher presided at
the election. The following is the result:
Commissioned Oficers-- Captain, VIM.
O'Brien; First Lieut., Richard Crowley;
Second Lieut.. (Senior), ]. B. Stephens;
Second Lieut.. (Junior), j. B. Smith.
Non-commissioned Oficers-James Kerr,
First Sergeant; John O'Day, Second
Sergeant; Barney McGeary. Third Ser
geant; John Rourke, Fourth Sergeant.
THE New CApTAIN.-On Friday night
last the members Of the Lexington
Guard elected VIM. O'Brien Captain of
that company for the ensuing year. We
congratulate the company on the choice
OF their first officer, he being gentleman
we'll qualified for the position, having
served thorough apprenticeship during
the civil war in the United States and
holding the position as Captain OF a
company. The company may expect to
be put through good course Of training,
out of which they will come one Of the
best drilled companies in this State.
INDEPENDENT SOCIAL. - Tomorrow
evening, May LIST, the Independent So
cial Club will give the ninth of their
series of hops at Browns Hall. The
never failing endeavors of the members
of this club to have their guests enjoy a
pleasant evening has not escaped the
notice OF those who have been honored
with invitations. A number OF invita-
tons have been issued for the hop on
the first of May, which. without doubt,
will be fully up to former efforts of the
club.
AUCTION We advertise in to.day's
RECORD an auction sale Of the residence,
household and kitchen furniture con-
tanned in the said house on Lacour street.
A list of the furniture to be sold will be
found in the advertisement. Sale to take
place on Wednesday May 10th at one
O'Clock. Geo. A Davis is the auctionesr
LEAVES To-MoRRow.-A. B. Hunt
leaves Phoebe tomorrow morning for
Carson City, at which place he will at
tend to the suit of Mary Jane Williams
against the Newark Mining Company.
When this is finished he will make q
short visit to San Francisco,
GOODS FOR LApIEs.-H. Stein announ-
ces in this mornings RECORD that he
has just received from the East a
large supply of goods suitable for ladies'
wear; also, trimmings Of all kinds, mil
iinery, laces, ribbons, silk threads, cot
ton, etc. Call and examine his stock.
A RuNAwAY.--A Mormon team of
horses started to run away with wagon
yesterday afternoon their course being
up Main street. They were stopped in
their career by Jim Piersop, at the
corner of Main and Meadow Valley
streets.
DEMOCRATIC CENTRAL COMMITTEES. Tho
Democratic County Central Committee
met last evening at seven o'clock, and
appointed the following gentlemen as
delegates to the State Convention: John
p. Kelley. Chas. G. Heath, A. T. East
land, 7. r. Butler and Neil Boyle.
STRUCK Ir.-Jos. Coschina yesterday
received dispatch from his brother NJ at
thew, at Leeds, Utah. that they had yes
terday struck large body of ore of very
rich quality in the Maggie mine, owned
by them.
Episcopal CHuRcH.-Services will be
held at the Episcopal Church at the
usual hours moving and evening. Sum-
day-school at 2 p. m. Rev. r. H.
Kline will officiate.
CATHOLIC CHuRcH.-Services will be
held at the usual hours morning and
evening in the Catholic Church. The
Rev. Father Monteverde will officiate.
The Salt Lake stage left Phoebe yester.
day morning at eight o'clock, without
passengers, Messenger Eugene Blair be-
ing on it,
The pony rider arrived last evening at
seven O'Clock, but brought no mail in
consequence of connection not being
made with Eureka.
D. NJ. TYRRELL, Superintendent Of the
Raymond & Ely and Meadow Valley
mines, leaves San Francisco to-day for
Phoebe.
THE Arizona mail arrived yesterday
afternoon and will leave tomorrow.
W. II. CoNoER will arrive on this even.
ing's Hamilton stage.
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