Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-22
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL
ARRIVALS.
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McGINLEY SISTERS The McGenley
Sisters miss Alice and Miss May), as
sisted BY Master Bobby, ]. Mckinley
and Mr.. Burton, will give another Of
their pleasing entertainments this even
ing at Armory Hall. The success they
met with on the first evenings entertain
msnt from an appreciative audience has
caused them to redouble their exertions
for this evenings performance, at which
they will produce the laughsble comedy
Of the Rough Diamond" to be fol-
lowed by an clio OF songs and dances, 10
which Miss May MCKINLEY will render .
comic song. Miss Alice and Mr.. Burton
will give specimen of Dutch Especial
ties and Master Bobby will perform on
the violin, also dancing with Mr.. Burton
double clog dance. The entertainment
will wind up with the side-splitting farce
called "Contentment 10 Better than
Rich, '. New scenery will be produced on
this occasion to add to the effect of the en-
tertainment, which We have no doubt
will be patronized by rs large an audi
ence as was present ON the first evening.
En- ROUTE FOR AFRICA. Pete Heint-
zleman received letter yesterday from
John Crawley. former resident of
Phoebe, dated at the Island of st. He
lena, May 10th. He reports himself
and all the Piochers on their way to
South Africa, as being in excellent
health, although they had rough time
the first part Of the trip and were near
being wrecked. He says there are about
200 other passengers, mostly men who
bad been to the gold fields and back
homo for their families and that they
were ell returning. The reports were
very encouraging he says, and if half as
good % they represent he will be salts
fed.
CAuTIoN.-Citizens, business men
and houseksepers who have water-p pipes
running into their houses or business
places will please take notice of the eau.
ton published by the Superintendent OF
the Floral Springs Water Company to.
day in regard to sprinkling the streets
during the continuance of the warm
weather. This caution becomes necessary
on account OF there being so much vast
age lately that the mill could not be sup
piled with the necessary quantity Of
water for two days past. The penalty
for violation Of this caution will entail
the cutting OF Of the hose connection
from any dwelling or business place.
MUDDY REsERvArIoN.-Mr. Holland
the acting agent during the absence o
Mr.. Barnes) at the Maopa Indian Reser
walton on the Muddy, arrived in tow
yesterday from that place. He report
everything quiet ct the Muddy, th,
weather being 90 intensely hot that th'
white folks do not feel much like stir
ring around.
JUSTICE CouRr.-Yesterday Was quit
busy day At the Justice Office, fou
different suits being set for di fferen
days Of this week. One case being se
for to-day at one O'Clock, in which
Jury will try the case, one for Friday Q
~ O'Clock and two for Saturday the 24tl
inst, at IL and O'Clock respectively.
MARRIED. Charles Duff was mai
ried to Miss Sadie Robinson lai
evening. the ceremony being performe
st the Episcopal Church by Rev. R. B
Kline, after which the reception too
place at the Newark office. We wer
honored with liberal supply Of cab
and wine.
GoATs HARNEssED.-Severvl boys ha
two goats harnessed to . light WACO
yesterday afternoon which they were tr,
ing TO break in. The animals were
little fractions ct first but when We To-
saw them they were going very we'll 4
gether.
TEE hose carriage OF Protection Hoi
Company will bs moved into their ne
house to-day. The house is about d
tshsd, with the exception of some lit
painting.
NEW UNIFORMS. Protection Ho
Company yesterday received by EXPIRE
box Of uniforms from San Francis
for the new members OF the company.
THERE Was one passenger by the Ha.
ilton blackboard. which arrived at q
o'clock yesterday.
TEE telegraph announces David D
eoopa By so-day's Hamilton stage.