Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-03
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE,
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
DEPARTURES.

PROTECTION HOSE COMPANY. Pro-
lection Hose Company held their regular
monthly meeting last evening at o clock
at Browns Hall, Geo. Arm old President
in the chair, A. E. Arnold Secretary.
The regular monthly business was tram
sacted, after which the following gentle
men were elected members of the COM
pany: I. De Masters, Jno. Elfers, j. A.
Tyrrell, y. p. Bailey, JAS. K. Duff.
The following committee was appointed
to confer with other committees, in re.
gard to the Fourth of July celebration,
Al. Hamilton, W. O'Dougberty and Jno.
Eoeder. The company then adjourned.
BANK EXCHANGE RssrAURAsr.-Dick
Riepe, for long time in the employ of
Gibfried and Brisacher, and John Titler.
we'll known as an epicurs in the cooking
line, will open tomorrow Sunday
morning restaurant in tho Bank Ex-
change building. adjoining Russ Scott's
saloon, on Main street. They intend
keeping all the delicaoies that can be OBJ
TIMED in the Phoebe and San Francisco
markets. The house will be open day
and night for the accommodation of
guests. No Chinese cooks will be en-
ployed.
CITIZENS MEETING.-To.night (Satur-
day. at 8 o'clock, the citizens of Phoebe
will hold meeting at the house of
Hook and Ladder Company on Main
street, for the purpose of appointing
committees to make arrangements for
the proper celebration of the Centennial
Fourth Of July. 1t is to be hoped that
the citizens will attend this meeting and
start the ball rolling vigorously, az there
is not much time to spare to make the
necessary arrangements.
CHINESE FEsTIvAL.-To-day, Saturday
June Sd, is the Chinese Festival of Kiyan
Tai. the God of War and Commerce.
According to the Chinese calendar. it is
the 18th day Of the fifth moon. The
festival will be celebrated at the Chinese
temple, on Pine and Kearney streets,
San Francisco.
JNo. r. JAMES and wife were conveyed
out OF town yesterday, as far as Dry
Valley, by a four in hand team. The
party were accompanied by Mrs. Foster
and daughter and Ben. James. Ben.
James will superintend the American
Flag during the absence Of his brother.
RETURNED. - Harry Henderson re-.
turned to Phoebe yesterday in company
with Charley Heath and w. NJ. Wilson,
from Hike. Harry is slightly tanned,
otherwise he looks healthy and as il the
trip had agreed with him. The other
TWO gentlemen always look well.
PHILADELPHIA BREwERY.-Schustr
q hliene are fitting up their saloon in
nts'-class style. The walls are being
covered with fine panel paper sur
moun'ed by pretty border, making the
'a'oon present tasty appearance.
ooMPLErEp.-As every one in town
was Interested in the job of Timing the
wood awning belonging to the store of
Jacobs q Sultan, we will state that
Matt Halpin finished his contract yester.
day at 8 O'Clock.
DIED.-We regret to learn OF the death
OF Daniel Yoacham. son of A. G. Yoach.
am at his fathers ranch in Meadow Val.
icy wash. yesterday morning. He was
ABOUT three years old.
IHE stages via Salt Lake and Hamil-
ton departed yesterday morning at 8
TS clock with full loads Of passengers.
Inc destination Of few is Europe.
o!ners the Centennial and some to Viz.
GINA City.
MALr.-Charley Goedicke yesterday
Irsceived 4.5OO pounds OF malt by the
Gufeka and Palisado Railroad teams.
.vhnarley intends brewing some beer for
the suumer months.
MACHINERY ARRIvINa.-Teams from
Tue Eureka q Palisade Railroad brought
Yesterday the pump cylinder and a lot
otner machinery for the meadow VAL
10y mine. "
DISTRICT CouRr,-The District Court
1iii meet to-day at 10 O'Clock. The von.
e OF twenty-four Jurors summoned are
expected to be on hand.
nSTuRsED.-Dr. Nichols returned
on u, fennsylvania District and vicinity
on Thursday night. '
h.. = consequence of having new men,
ss, s roche Hose Company have sent for
p; nAis.-A slight shower Of rain visited
'ns Yesterday morning.
w. H. WILSON Is delivering ICE. II.