Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-23


fendants, the motion was denied Ths
case WAS then proceeded With, a iurv i'm.
paneied to try the case and sworn in,
aiter which the case was adjourned until
ten O'Clock this morning.
Several dilatory jurors were fined for
non'attsndance at the right time in
Cosrt.
Court adjourned until ten O'Clock this
morning.
McGISLEY SIsTkRs.-We again paid a
visit to Armory Hall last evening for the
purpose OF witnessing the performance
gwen BY the Mckinley Sisters, assisted
by Master Bobby. J. mckinley and Har.
fy burton. As on the first night, the
house was crowded by large and ap.
prec'ative audience, who throughout the
performance. continued to manifest
their approval by encores and constant
applause. In the comedy of 1.-The Rough
Diamond, Miss Alice MCKINLEY IA
" Margery came in for large share of
the applause bestowed 10y the audience.
she seeming to appreciate and acted that
character well. In the Clio, Master
Bobby was general favorite in the va.
rious parts in which he appeared. The
comic song rendered by Miss May Nc.
Ginley was we'll received, whilst the
: Dutch Specialtles " by Miss Alice and
Barton, were received with rounds of
applause. the two being called for repe.
tition until they were pretty we'll ex.
hapsted. The evenings entertainment
wound up with a langbable farce entitled
" Contsntment is Better than Riches, F"
after which the audience retired well
satisfied with their evenings amusemen
The next performance will be given on
Saturday evening.
CENSUS MARsHAL.-Matt. Halpip, Cen.
sus Marshal for the School District of
Phoebe Township, concluded his work
yesterday to the best of his belief and
knowledge. still he thinks that he might
have. accidentally escaped registering the
name or names OF some of the school
children of the precinct, and il so he ia
ANXIOUS to secure them. Any parent,
guardian, or any one else knowing of
any such omission would oblge the Mar
shal by reporting it at once to him.
IMPROVEMENTS. notwithstanding the
hard times in Phoebe, improvements are
going on in building and fitting up in
several portions of the town. Paper.
hangers and painters are in demand, the
demand being generally larger than the
supply.
REMovED.-W. r. Wilson will to-day
remove his stock of stationery. maya
zines, illustrated papers. &c., to the
store inst re6tted Immediately adjoining
the Dexter stable on Meadow Valley
street.
FREIGHT ARRIvED.-A large lot of
freight was delivered to merchants yes.
terday, by the Eureka and Palisade
Railroad, it arriving on Wednesday
evening.
Chamberlain is arriving in large
quantities in Phoebe from Utah. Jacobs
IL Sultan, Roeder, Clark & Bro, and
other grocers received each lot.
WE learn that Dick McAlpin has re-
ceived all his merchandise in good order
at Belleville. opened store and il doing a
very fair business.
The Hamilton stage arrived at five
o'clock yesterday afternoon with one
passenger.
The Hamilton and Salt Lake buck
boards left Phoebe yesterday morning at
O'Clock. carrying one passenger.
The streets were once more sprinkled
yesterday. there being fair supply of
water on hand.
RETURNED. Billy Rsttallick returned
to Phoebe yesterday FROM trip to his
home in Michigan.
I DESIRE that orders for ice be left
next door to Dexter stable; in Bullion
vile. at Gillan's Saloon. w. R. WILSON.
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