Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-17

HE BALL given to night by the Lex
ington Guard promises to be maeniH-
cent affair. The committee report con-
siderable success in disposiug of tickets.
and from all appearances there is likely
to be very large attendance. The hall
has been very handsomely decorated and
much pains taken to make the floor
smooth. clean and even. The dancers
VIII lind nothing to complain of in that
respect. The music will be of the very
best character and ON effort spared by
the committees and the individual MEM
oers OF the guard to render tho occasion
memorable for enjoyment and pleasant
surroundings. Carriages will be pro-
vided free of charge for the use of visitors
going to and returning from the ball. We
intend II possible TO put aside business
matters for while and try little terp-
sichorean exercise ourself. We have no
doubt but that We shall find the hall
crowded with a gay and brilliant com
pany.
DIR. D. l.. DEAL.-we see by notice
in the Virginia Enterprise that our old
townsman DR.. D. l.. Deal has settled in
Virginia City. The denizens of the
Comstock are to be congratulated on the
Doctor becoming one of their fellow
citizens. He is an accomplished physi-
clan and a reliable gentleman. We
Piochers regret to lose him but as it
must be we can only wish that health
and prosperity may be his constant
companions.
EVERY Town in Nevada appears to be
enjoying most extended season OF
wind. With us Piochers we are just
getting into the good of it. The streets
are in about as unpleasant condition as
mere mud can hope to make them: The
worst of it is that with the liberal supply
OF snow stored up on the hill sides it is
difficult to tell when the roads are likely
to dry up.
MINERS MARKET.--B card published
this morning it will be seen that friend
O'Neil is as lively as ever, and twice as
natural. He says he knows he is right
and is going ahead Davy Crockett fash
ion. He also says it is his intention to
sell the best meat at low prices and defy
competition.
THE LEXINGTON GUARD BALL.--Car-
riages will be provided free OF charge for
the use of visitors to the ball. Those
who desire to be called for will please
leave their names at the Office of the
County Treasurer, in Mr.. Quillen's store,
Meadow Valley street.
The FUNERAL of the late Mr.. A. W.
Mcpherson took place yesterday after.
noon. 1t was attended by large mum.
Der of the friends and acquaintance Of
the deceased. His sudden and untimey
death is much lam ented by all who knew
him.
REvERsED.- the case of Evans vs..
K. j. Hanley ct al. that was appealed
from the District Court Of this County
the Supreme Court has reversed the
ruling of the court below. The appel
liant. Evans will be allowed to file m
answer and defend the action.
LITTLE FANNY CLEMENTS will be
seen by statement published this morn
ing by the Finance Committee that the
proceeds OF the performances given fol
the benefit of Fanny Clements is the
handsome sum of $453.
SUPPER. Visitors to the ball of thu
Lexington Guards will find an excellent
and appetising supper, specially prepared
for them, OF Miss Dougray's, Barnun
restaurant. Meadow Valley street.
The TESTIMONY offered at the inques
on the remains of the late Mr.. Mop her
son will be found in another place.
BULLION SH1pMENr.-Welis, Fargo 1
60. shipped bullion yesterday valued o
6,306.
Theodore Hale will arrive by to-day
Hamilton stage.
FRESH imported cigars just receivet
by W. II. Wilson. 1t