Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-21


A lot of the youngsters of Phoebe have
Joined together and organized Hook &
Ladder Company, electing as Foreman,
Charley LOOMS; First Assistant, Frank
Newton; Second Assistant, Tom Will.
liams. They have a miniature truck
with ladders. &c. A committee from this
juvenile company called on US last even
Ing the spokesman, young Newton,
making quito handsome speech to us
soliciting that We should call the atten-
ton of the public to the fact of their
having an apparatus, that they would
parade on the Fourth of July, and as a
matter of couse their truck would need
decorating with ribbons, &c. Their
treasury is at present very low, 80 that
they will have to call on the public for
aid. The following are the members of
the Committee who will call TODAY to
solicit ribbons, &C.; Arthur LOOMS,
Charley Loomis, Max Jacobs, Adolph
Jacobs and Freddy Hill.
MCKINLEY SISTERS. - The Mckinley
Sisters. (Alice and May gave their first
performance in Phoebe to a crowded and
appreciative audience last evening at
Armory Hall. The first play was drama
IN one act, entitled +" The Loan of O
Lover, in which, the sisters both ap-
peared to advantage, acting the charac-
tiers they personated to the entire salts
faction cf the audience. The olio OF
songs and dances followed next, in which
Master Bobby exhibited bis skill as fine
violinist. being followed by Mr.. Burton,
Mr.. MCKINLEY and the sisters in songs
and dances. The evenings entertain
ment wound up with the farce of Cupid.
The performers, one and all, were we'll
received. They appear again on Thurs
day night.
WATERING STREETs.-Ths reason that
the streets have not been as we'll watered
lately as heretofore, is because there is
not enough water in the tanks at present
to have any unnecessary waste. The
superintendent has decided that there
shall always be certain amount in the
tanks that must not be touched except
Tor IRE purposes and We think be is
right in this resolve.
MOVING MACHINES. Notice in another
item that j. N. Curtis, who runs the
corral on lower Main street, is now sole
agent for the best moving and harvesting
machines ever made. that is McC ormick s..
ihey have with these machines taken
tne first prize at all OF the different trials
OF Skill with mowers and respers both in
Europe and America.
SNAKE KILLED.-A snake about six
ieet long and OF black color was found
In the kitchen in the rear OF Schustrich
klein's Philadelphia Brewery yester.
way morning. 1t was dragged out in the
street and killed. How or when it came
mere or where it came from is not
AUCTION SALE.--Geo. Davis auction
'a'e look place yesterday, oommencin g
" one O'Clock, the store being crowded
WI with the female sex eager for bargains.
me sale was continued throughout the
a'ernoon and portion of the evening
anu VIII be renewed to-day.
MEErlSo.-The joint committees met
last evening, but transacted no busi ness
except adjourning to meet on Thursday
o'ening at seven O'Clock sharp. All
uem oers are requested to be on hand on
notice.
We are requested to inform invited
guests, that the reception this evening
" Mr.. and Mrs. Chss. Du1. will take
place at the Newark Office on Meadow
,aiiey street. Immediately after the
ceremony at the church. 1t.
PARENTS wishing their children to 70 in
me Gar Of State in the procession on the
Fourth OF July next will please hand in
Marshal.
Recommendations have been bring.
ing plenty Of rabbits into Phoebe lately,
ont they do not find any purchasers as
%ey are not good eating at this season
-. N. CURTIS il now sole agent in
riooae, for McCormick's celebrated
.n vS1lng and harvesting machines. Call
examine. 1w.
OWING to Bob. Wilson not having his
, s;s,a quite ready, the party for Belle
,aa lug ald not get OF yesterday, but will
leave to-day.
LIE Eureka and Hamilton stage ar
nss sa Yesterday At ave o'clock with one