Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-18

PIoCHE CHESS CLUB.-To Phoebe may
be accorded the honor Of having the only
organized Chess Club in the State. A
short time ago a few lovers of this noble
game organized and Immediately pro-
ceeded to tit up rooms for the use of the
club and visitors. The result is very
nicely fitted up room, we'll supplied with
chess paraphernalia. 1t is the intention
of the Board of management to have the
club-room sort of headquarters where
all the members can feel at home, read
paper, smoke cigar, play q couple of
games of chess and take it easy. The
aim of the society is worthy one, its
object and intentions most commendable
and as the institution fills void long
ielt in Phoebe it is to be hoped q long
lease of life may be accorded it. So far
it has taken immense, some forty odd
members being on the roll, and it is be-
lieyed many more need only to know its
object and end to avail themselves of the
social advantages it conters. The society
has already incurred considerable ex.
penso in fitting up suitably for the men,
bers comfort and intends before long in
attractions.
YOUNG MEMS SoCIAL.--Last evening
there was large attendance o. ladies
and gentlemen at Browns Hall, to par.
ticipate in the enjoyment of a social
given by the Young Mems Social Club.
Dancing was commenced at about half
past eight o'clock and kept up until a
late hour. The guests and members OF
the club all seemed to enjoy themselves.
The warm weather is now commencing
and we think that only few more par.
ties will be given this season.
A DEFAuLTER.-Wells, Fargo & Co.
are distributing circular in which they
aay that any information that will lead
to the arrest of j. W. Stevens, who was
agent Of that company on or about
March %, 1876, at Fulton, Sonoma,
county, California, will be literally re.
warded. The said Stevens absconded
from that place on or about the date
mentioned, taking with him money be-
longing to the company.
RETURNED. Ed. Cults returned or
Saturday last from visit to the East
where he has been for several months
IN bis return trip he visited New York
Philadelphia and the Centennial build
,ugs. Since his departure from Phoebe
ne mas grown very stout and seems t
nave lived on the fat of the land.
FOR SAN FaANcIsco.-D. NJ. Tyrrell
Superintendent Of the Raymond & Ell,
and Meadow Valley mines, loft on yes
terday mornings Hamilton and Eurek
stage for San Francisco. Mr.. Tyrrel
received orders to 60 to the Bay to al
tend to the matters connected with tn
machinery of the Meadow Valley mine
His stay there will be short.
ATTENTION ROYAL ARCH MAsoNs.
Aspecial meeting is called for Thursday
April 20, 1876, for the purpose OF install
ing officers. full and prompt attend
ancs is requested.
By order of NJ. E. II. P.
HERMAN KRAUsE, Secretary. It'd
DEATH OF Mrs. WoRLEY.-Tbe viii
I Of 'no. M. Morley died at Salt LAX
WY on Tuesday April 11th 1876. Mrs
,"otlsy together with her husband wei
ny along time residents of BulIionvill,
d We regret very much to hear of be
s1AaEs.-The Salt Lake stage arrive
y W Sunday at ~ o'clock The Eurel
ana Hamilton stage arrived at five O 'cloc
w sunday. Both stages left yesterda
Y on time at 8 a. IN.
NAY DAY.-A couple OF the membel
., the Lexington Guard yesterday visite
mot; Moaad Valley for the purpose of selec
,b s Tue place for the target excursion
"' company on the frst of May.
HERMAN Bonsr writes from Virgin
uity that times there are pretty liyel
S Ias those that are there in business Al
Su'ne well, but that il is hard for an on
''aer to get fcot-hold. "
DISPATCH from Hamilton announc
n uas on account OF snow and bad roa,
dsy sage will leave that place for sever
STREET CLEANING. Z. McAvov w.
S; Ss'ly employed yesterday in ,s,no,,,
Sno refuse matter from the strss,s