Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-07-04

in the celebration OF the Centennial to-
a. there will be no paper issued to-
morrow IRON this office.
GLOBE DIsrRIcr.-Judge Fuller hand
.,usa letter be had just received from
San Francisco. in which it says that the
,,;ncipal excitement and talk now is
about Arizona. which will be the great
attraction Of the Pacific Coast this Fall.
Tha District is called Globe District, and
WIN Newman, of BullionviIle, is one OF
the principal owners. The mines are
s,tnated in the Apache Mountains and
the locations about four months old. The
mountains are well watered, good deal
of grass and timber, with plenty of deer.
turkey. &C., and without doubt is the
leading mineral belt OF Arizona. The
hedges are we'll defined, existing in both
slate and granite. One of the lodges has
been traced and located more than
mile. In some OF the mines the depth
Of sixty feet has been reached. There
are no good roads to the mines yet, and
the parties visiting San Francisco only
brought 500 pounds of ore from ons
ledge, which -Tas reduced at Romeo Ro-
malto's reduction works, and worked
$500 to the ton. They also brought
about 1000 pounds Of specimen rock.
This specimen rock worked So, 900 to the
ton. The nearest point of travel to these
mines is via Florence.
NOTICE TO PARADE. Members of the
Phoebe Fire Department will take notice
OF the order of Russell Scott. Chief En-
Rineer, calling the different companies
to meet at their respective houses on
this morning. the Fourth of July, to
participate in the parade to take place
to-day. The Foremen of Lightner Hook
aud Ladder Company, Phoebe Hose
Company and Protection Hose Company
have each issued an order calling the
members of their respective companies
to meet at their various houses this
morning for the purpose of joining in
the Centennial parade to take place this
Fourth of July at Phoebe. II is to be
hoped that these companies will heed
the notices of their respective foremen
and be ready for business on CALL A
delay in the order OF marching this in
tensely warm weather is very Disagree
able.
A GRowL.-We have stood it for a
long time without complaint, but at last
forbearance has ceased to be virtue, as
the practice continues of sending the
mails from Hamilton on the buckboards
in canvass sacks, whereby the edges are
all ground of the papers and they are
comparatively useless. The paper mail.
for the different paper men, arrives with
all OF the rapers ground of, 80 that they
have to guess at their property and grab
for the largest bundles SO as to be sure
they are right in getting enough papers
unchanged to supply customers. It is
about time Mr.. Harvey Carpenter
should cease sending the mail on buck
boards in canvass sacks and change the
regular mail bags.
The RECORD OF to-day in honor OF the
day. July 4sh. 1876, it being the GEN.
tennial anniversary of the nation, ap-
pears in the national colors Of America
red. white and blue. It is quite nov
city in printing newspapers and re.
quires too much labor and cost to print
1t any other time than on centennial
anniversary; but rs we hail this auspi-
cious anniversary in manner similar to
all who are under the protection of the
American Flag. the extra trouble to effect
such result is counted as nothing.
PIocHE HOSE DECORATIONS. Mrs. d.
NJ. Tyrrell, Mrs. ]. j. Halpin, Mrs. J. D.
Hickox, Miss Lulu Tyrrell, Miss Jennie
Fuller, Miss Fannie Miller, Miss Laura
Freudenthal and Miss Matte Clark were
the ladies engaged in decorating Phoebe
Hose Company's carriage. Award to
them the credit, as they deserve it.
Projections DECORATIONS. The fol.
lowing ladies are entitled to the credi,
for decoration of Protection Hose Com.
pany: Mrs. G. H. Fish, Mrs. Miles
CULLEN, Mrs. Jos. Rich and Miss Ida
Brown. The handsome markers for the
Company are the work OF Mrs. Geo. w,
Arnold.
SPEAKERS STAND.-The balcony in
front Of Bishop Il Sabin's and H
Wards building was yesterday braced uI
and an awning constructed over the tor
IN order that the orator, reader and poei
may be protected from the sun. What.
ever ladies' and gentlemen happen to be
on the stand will also have very comfort
able places.
lHASKs.-Pioche Hose, Protection
Hose and Lightner Hook and Ladde,
company return their thanks to the
laoies engaged in decorating the ap
parstus OF the various companies, which
Today will be found to have been done
IN very tasteful manner.
BLOOD HEAT.-The Thermometer yes
serday marked 80 degrees or blood heat
we were not exactly satisfied in regard
70 our thermometer, so we proc ured an
other and placed it alongside of our.
wnen It shortly indicated the same de-
gree of heat.
LEXINGTON GUARD.-We call the atten
'lon OF the members Of this Company t
the order Of Captain VIM. J. O'Briep
calling them to m Get ct Armory Hall at
O'Clock this morning. All members arr
requested to be prompt.
D1D NOT MEEr.-The Joint Committe.
OF the Fourth of July Celebration did mo-
meet last evening, there being no neces
slty ior 1t. as all the necessary arrange
nents for the proper celebration OF tbs
Gay mad been made by the COMMITTEES,
to whom such business was entrusted =
RETURNED. Judge Pitzer. accompanied
by J. D. Ernst and Grant Blake, re-
turned from Cerbat at Sunday evening
last. The Judge looks better than ht
has for q long time past, the ho
weather having reduced him in flesh {
little.
DIVIDEND NorcE.--At q meeting O
me Board Of Trustees of the State Ban,
nevada, held last evening, a dividend
1.-TWO per cent. from the earnings of III,
nank for the month Of June. was de
IS n.d. The dividend is payable on II,
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