Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-14


Joint Committees for the celebration Of
the Centennial Fourth of July, met last
evening at 8 o'clock at the house OF
Phoebe Hose Company, Geo. Birdsall
Chairman, Thompson Campbell Secret.
tary, when the following business was
transacted: G. H. Patchen, chairman Of
the committee to inform officers OF the
day OF their selection for the different
positions by the Joint Committees, re-
ported that Col. G. M. Sabin, who was
selected as Marshal of the Day, could
not serve on account of intended alb.
sence, also A. B. O'Dougherty selected
as the humorous speaker. After acme
few suggestions, Major A. j. Mason was
selected as the Marshal of the day. J..
j. Halpin was appointed committee of
one to inform Mr.. Mason of his nomi-
nation and to see if that gentleman
would accept the position. Mr.. Halpin
returned with Mr.. Mason who returned
his thanks to the committee for the
honor conferred and accepted the same.
II was then moved and seconded, that
as the gentleman selected as the humor.
Gus speaker, had declined that portion
OF the exercises of the day be omitted,
which was unanimously carried. Thomp.
son Campbell as chairman of the Hall
Committee, reported progress AL.
Hamilton as chairman of Committee for
Music, reported progress. A resolution
was passed, that the expense of printing
and other expenses, be referred to the
Finance Committee. The citing tn en-
adjourned to meet Tuesday evening
June Goth.
CENTENNIAL PowDER.-Ph. Eelsenthal
yesterday received a hall car load of
Centennial powder" by way of Toano,
which has been on the road since the
10th of November, 1875, being O little
over seven months. A good supply is
now on hand for the celebration OF the
Centennial Fourth Of July.
THANxs.-We received yesterday a let
ter from Patrick B. Seaman, of Starting,
Whiteside county. Illinois, brother of
William Seaman. lately deceased. Mr..
Seaman expressed himself as very thank.
full to A. B. and w. j. O'Dougherty and
others, for their kindness to his brother
during his fatal illness.
DULL.-Of oil the samples of dull
business days, we can safely recommend
Yesterday as first class one. Owing to
the extreme warmth of the weather, no.
body felt like making much exertion ex-
cept in the way of eating, and that was
such labor that il il had not been q
necessary duty it would have been de-
cined.
hEsoLurIoNs.-The Independent Club
met last evening at the house of Protec-
lion Hose Company and appointed q
oommlttee to draft suitable resolutions
oppressive of their sorrow at the loss of
.nsir late companion VIM. P. Glissan,
pprdeiing the same to be published in the
f'ocne Daily RECORD and Coso News.
KETuRSED.-Mr. O'Connor, who for
merry kept clearinghouse on Meadow
valley street. was brought from Hike to
ROCHE yesterday. His malady seems to
nave made no improvement for the bet
Tor since he has been away.
nao the pleasure Of meeting last
evening T. s. Merchant, who arrived on
Yesterdays Hamilton stage. Mr.. Mer.
onant is agent for the house Of G. J..
Aing OF William. who deal extensively in
caned fruits. Ito.
JONAS Conn will to-day receive by OK.
press large assortment of white kid
e,oves OF oil sizes, he also has ON hand
vi Qualities Of white vests and the finest
qoality OF black suits of clothes. q.
IDAHO BIL.--Idaho Bill, AL. VIM,
and some others, were seen within thir.
y miles OF Phoebe few days ago in the
neien oorhood Of Nate Hanson's ranch.
MASTER EDDY PIERsoN, son Of James
rierson, arrived In Phoebe Last evening
rom school. He will spend the holi-
uays mere and then return to his studies.
FROM Hno.- Henry Schseffer, from
niso. is now in Phoebe buying a stock Of
kscceries, &c. for the inhabitants Of Pah-
fanagat Valley.
PAINrrNo.-Parties are now at work
Company.
1as Salt Lake and Hamilton buck
S;, usos !eis Yesterday morning at 8 O'Clock
without Passengers
hKo MAIL.-Ths Hike mail arrived
and departed yesterday.