Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-27

The Stage Struck Cnamber.msid." in
which Miss Alice will persouats that
female. This will be followed by an
clio. consisting of songs and dances, in
which Miss Alice will appear in a Chi
ntss dance; Mr.. Johns, a volunteer. will
sing Castles in the Air." duet from
Norma will be given by Doctor Ham
mond and Bobby Stevens on the coruet.
assisted by Chas. B-llo on the guitar.
Master Bobby and Harry Burton will
dance double "io2 and Miss Nav Me-
Ginley will entertain the audience with a
song The whole performance will
conclude with the laughable farce of
Man the Good for Nothing" in which
Miss Alice will personate Man" This
Is a good programme for performance
and will insure crowded house.
WARD DIsrRICr.-Harvey Tregaskis
has just returned to town from the above
named district and gives the following
account: Ward is situated about 100
miles from Phoebe. about twenty miles
south of Robinson District. on the ives.
side of the Steptoe range, and is three
miles from the Toano road. II has a
population of 400. Of which 200 arr at
work on the mines, has three stores,
restaurants, lodging house, etc. The
Paynaster issthe principal mine, on
which they are down 160 feet and have
q l2-foot ledge; ten tons of the ore hav-
ing been shipped to San Francisco paid
So 600 over expenses. There is smelt.
ing furnace being built, which will be
completed by the first Of August. The
camp presents every appearance of a
thriving camp.
FIRE-cRAcKERs. Yesterday some we'll
disposed urcbin tied q lot of 6re-crackers
to a dogs appendage. setting Are to
them at the same time; under the cir
cumstances no one would blame dog
for starting on lively run for If he did
it would not matter much, that being
the nature of the animal. This animal
did run, finally winding up in house,
as they always do, thereby endangerine
the town and making such tricks danger
GUS sources of amusement If fire.
crackers are going to be discharged, let
them be kept in the street and away
from dogs.
Vicious oG.-Billy Mcintyre whilst
passing down Lacour street on Sunday
last was attacked and bitten severely in
the wrist by dog, the animal biting
through the coat the boy had on. He
bad presence of mind enough to grab the
dog by the throat with his hand, which
prevented him doing any more mischief,
when be was taken of by soms men.
These vicious dogs are getting to be
nuisance and should be killed whenever
they attempt to bite any one.
BULLETIN.-The Democratic National
Convention will meet to-day in St. Louis
for the purpose Of nominating q csndi-
date for the Presidency. We intend
placing on the Bulletin Board such news
as we receive in regard to the nomina.
tons as fast as received, so don't ask
any questions if there is nothing posted
up.
DoNATED.-Mr. Newman, OF the Pa
cana saloon. yesterday donated "a large
number Of various kinds of flags, to be
used tor decorating the different Cars of
State. Some Of them have the picture
Of Martha Washington, others represent
the flags of all nations around the border
(small size,) the center being the Ameri-
can flag.
FREIGHT ARRIVED Freight for the
following parties arrived last evening by
the Eureka and Palisade Railroad, and
will be delivered to-dny: F. W. Clute,
Mrs. D. Murray. G. r. Alexander, ].
Meyer & Bro, Meadow Valley Company,
and Il. s, Lubbock.
New Show CAsE.-Any one appreciat-
ing handsome articles would be we'll
PLEASED by calling and examining the
new show case just put up in Wieder.
bold Il Goodmau's stationery store. It
is filled with all kinds of fancy articles
from pen-wlper to set of domlnoes.
The PARADE-The various Fourth Of
July Committees are hard at work rust
ling around making their various prepar-
atoms for the parade on that day. 1t
will be one OF the largest and best
psrades in the State.
PICTURE OF HAYEs.-J. II. Cassidy, oil
the Capitol Saloon. has procured and
hung nj in bis saloon the only picture Of
P. B. Bayes, the R.publcan nomnee
for President of the United States, as
yet in Phoebe.
WILL REoPEN.-The San Jose Res
tauraut is being repspered and fitted uE
in good style and will be opened on Sat
urday next by A. D. Miller, the vel
known caterer Of Phoebe.
RENovArINa.-Pre Wand started in
yesterday morning to have his ssloor
thoroughly renovated, papered and
painted; be will make same some fine
improvements before he finishes.
REMOVED r. Wilson now occu
pies his new store on Meadow Vale
street. adjoining the Dexter stables
where be is prepared to sell stationery
papers and cigars.
JUSTICE CouRr. Elm the case of Hanle
ukhibos OLoWu jury Ninb "oD u"u. !
Jury decided the case about four O'Clock
bringing in a verdict fox the plaintiff 70
SITS.
| MAcHINERY.-Al lot more of the me
chinery for the Meadow Valley hoistin
works was delivered yesterday by tn
Eureka and Palisade Railroad teams.
DoS'r fail to attend the oomplimentar
benefit Of Alice Mckinley at Armor
Hall tonight. This is the farewell per
Torrance of the troupe.
FLAGS. Peter Harrison has just r.
ceived Hne assortment of small-size'
American flags for sale at REASONABLE
rates. ,e
Pssss WAND will dispense liquors an
other refreshments from the bar ct th
"City Club Rooms" until bis own plac
has been overhsuled and renovated.
STOPPED. Raymond 4 Ely pun