Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-08-25
LOCAL INTELLIGENCE.
PASSENGER TRAVEL.
ARRIVALS.
GILMER sALIsBURY's SALT LAKE LINE:
Z NJ Crane

BRIDAL CAKE.-One OF the bridesmaids
took the trouble to escort US yesterday to
have view of the bridal cakes prepared
by Henry Freudenthol for the wedding
Of George T. Rives to Miss Lulu Wool
sey. The aforesaid lady was also kind
enough to explain the ornamentation of
the cakes. SO that We understood the
emblematic signs, otherwise we would
have been in total ignorance as to the
meaning of most of the designs. There
were eleven large-sized cakes in all. three
of which we're for use at the house of
Mr.. and Mrs Tyrrell at the wedding,
and the balance being for the reception
at the residence of Judge Rives One of
the three for the wedding was the bridal
cake, beautifully frosted and surmount-
ed by the figure of bride on an ele-
waited pedestal, at the bottom OF which
pedestal are the figures of two hands
clasped, representing the hands of
lady and gentleman. The other two
wedding cakes were beautifully made
and were surmounted by the figures of
two doves with their bills joined, which
In the language of those birds means
mated making the emblem very ap.
proprIate after the wedding) At the
base OF the pedestal on which the doves
rest, were also two hands clasped, SINH
lar to the first mentioned, the third
nnger OF the lady's hand having on it
clrclet OF gold The other cakes intended
lof Inc reception were all very prettily
made and some of the handsomest
WORK we have ever seen. II would take
too much space to enter into detailed
description of them all.
II FIRE.-About II o'clock on Wednes-
Gay night an alarm of fire was sounded
oy Ploche Hose Company's bell, which
was found to proceed from an empty
eaoln near the No. hosting works
beyond the railroad track. The fire
vu@panies proceeded to the place, but
were not able to put water on it, it being
o sus ., reach. AS the cabin stood alone
baas slsrs was no danger to be appre-
lonos u 70 other buildings, it was al
o"eu 70 burn awhile and then pulled
a ost.' the flames being smothered. The
mns. . t sss unoccupied, so that the fire
D''S oeen caused by an incendiary.
WILL LEAvE.-Mrs. Tim Sullivan.
"10's husband was killed a couple of
w.. ns since; intends leaving for vir-
u'a o"y with her four children. She
NJ 'a dispose of her property, consisting
nj wh; ouse ana lot on Ely street, notice
nnb naicn disposal will bs given to the
.Apow VALLEY TRUsrEEs.-At the
e.ne OF the stockholders of the
o;. '0N Valley mine held at San Fran.
'so yesterday; the following gentleman
comn. selected to act as trustees of the
ner ny; Ior the ensuing year; r. Wag-
D., Doolnson, Beaver, Bowie and Jno.
EJ,o The only chance being that
Ed Lv. r Kelly takes the place of Robt. F.
Observation-Disclosures Address.
and illusionist, will give
Exhibitions to Phoebe audience on
Monday. Tuesday and Wednesday next
he 18th, 10Th and 30th of August. The
Professor will make display in seight
y hand and ventriloquism that will as
fonish the Piochers. 1t
FREIGHT ARRIvED.-Freight for the
slowing parties arrived last evening by
Eureka and Palisads Railroad teams
will be delivered this morning:
C fssaw Valley Mine. Alps Mining Co.,
Oohsd & Brisscher.
PrxrINa MAcHlNERY.-The Eureka
e1e !. Palisade Railroad teams brought
h, "a pounds OF pumping machinery
MN we Meadow Valley Mine, consisting
''0ck,chamber elbows and plate irons.
oLosED DowN.-Orders came from
M ~ Francisco yesterday to close down
suna. ioche mine for the present. The
at,,nsend accordingly followed in
H. ~ individual, under the influence of
,o auos and thinking himself "smart.
at a oe false alarm of fire last night
quarter after eleven o'clock.
R, =, A. CRANE. superintendent o, the
uond & Ely mill at Billionville, re-
East 70 fioche yesterday from a trip
svenin a1 vii be no passengers on this
s blackboard from Hamilton.