Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-02-22

DEPAhIohES'
81 aus Miss George Clarke
Thar seaman Miss L Murray
Ms Lehish Miss Collier
,,,s RrcovxRED.-some time since
MI c,n,. entered suit against Barlow
l. 49, ". A lot of personal property
% .,,acbsd, among which was lot OF
vs. These mules were placed in
9u,s,, of the keeper. but were suGse
cna .a,Iv run of from the stable. leaving
9uspI asper not so much as PAIR Oh Ions
the heep pwsar BY. Outsiders hearing, OF
ears 70 ,ssrsabouts telegraphed on Friday
taeir " ,sa, 10 tbs Constabls's office.
ulenI i p;srcs was dispatched promptly
once; ah, and with the aid OF William
tns! n'sIl succeeded in bringing the
0u i,sals 10 Phoebe on Sunday last.
smima ~, was very rough one
Inc . u,r of the bad state OF
o.. o. rosSs, they having to travel some DIS,
. .n0 below the Clover Valley WASH, ana
' u"inc into almost inaccessible places.
golps aD however, successful in getting
~. ans 93, ns, and satisfying the ends of
Justice.
s,sr MAny's ACADEMY. Yesterday
morning the Salt Lake stage left Phoebe
conveying Father Seaman, with the
hr,ss. be,y of School girls that we have
..., lsaye Phoebe at one time. Among
~. number was Miss George Clark,
Miss Lizzie Lehigh. Miss Lille Murray
,,a Mss Collier. The terrible lot of
baggage that accompanied the OUTFIT was
enough to satisfy any one that they cal
cnlated to stay short time at school.
Tho Rey. Father if he keeps that large
10, oi girls in order will do we'll. Scenes
If CRYING, fearful parting, &C., were OF
course INDUCED in but were restrained
sHohty BY the unusual crowd, that had
gathered in front of Wells, Fargo's
of6ce The children we hope, will come
back with smiles to "the old folks az
home
youNa MEMS SOCIAL. This evening
February 22d, the Young Mems Social
Club give another of their dancing par
ties. The occasion being the celebration
Of the birthday of Washington. The
4 club haya taken pains to decorate the
II hall in good style. The music stand is
surmounted by large flag under which
the figure OF Washington stands prom
inent. In the rear of the ball is an
other American Flag dropped over a
large mirror The floor has been wnxed
ia and the other portions of the hail have
been tastefully adorned with pictures,
a mirrors, &c. The club intend that the
& social shall be the feature of the season,
N fit is not it will not be the fault of the
managers.
Boy FIGHT.-On Sunday afternoon Q
fight occurred between a couple of boys
told enough to know better on the
corner of Main and Meadow Valley
streets. One CT them whipped out I
knife very quickly as if he had been il
the business, and was used to it. The
result would have been the death Of thu
other if some men had not interferet
instantly. We have mentioned once O.
twice these boys fights. They are grow
ing to an alarming extent. The soone
some of our officers take charge OF some
the boys the sooner parents will look t
their welfare. Officer Mckee gave al
admonition to one OF them on Sunday
but whether it will be lasting remains t
be seen.
MA meeting OF the Lexington G uar,
held last evening the following was de
cidsd on as the route of parade. Form
in front Of Armory Hall on Meade,
Valley street, up Meadow Valley stree
as far as the Meadow Valley Company
a Office, conn,er.march down Meado'
IA Valley street to Cedar street, along Ceda
4 street to Main, up Main to Panaca Flat
down Main to Lacour street, along Ii
cour to the RECORD Office, counter-marc
on Lacour to Hoffman street, along Hof
man to Main street, mp Main to Meade
"a Valley street, up Meadow Valley
Aruory Hall,
% The members of the Young Men
Social Club held special meeting La
4 evening. Among the other bushes
transacted a motion was carried unan
81 mously extending general invitation
rs tue members of the Lexington Guard
attend the social this evening. j, Robt
and John Duggan were appointed as
V committee to notify the military con
IA pany of the same. The aforesaid gel
semen repaired to Armory Hall, and c
making known their errand were We
coined and vote OF thanks to the of
GERS and members of the Young Men
Social Club passed. After some appr
prlnte remarks by the presiding ofiic
the meeting adjourned.
SALE.-J. ]. Halpin, aching under a
thosity as agent Of the Mendha Mill al
Mining Company, sold the balance
.ne property belonging to that compal
B 70 n baasett, who has lately been CO
III '.tuchng furnace near the groul
when be has purchased. The proper
so,a consists of lot OF bricks. vario
muiing articles and other utensils
s%fting furnace, which Mr.. Bass
calculates to do. Mr.. Bassett has GRE
confidence in Highland and says be "
'@ ofing that place out in good shape.
fusRRAL.-Tho funeral Of John Ca
VOL took place on Sunday last from |
iaEs residence on Panaca Flat. II v
very largely attended, he being m
well known in the community. T
funeral cortege in the first place went
me church, where the impressive ce
monies Of the Catholic Church were 20
through with and then conveyed to
oufying ground of the Catholic Churt
"Nnich place the interment was ma
fAr'DAY.-The Alps Silver Mining c
s'sicaing the prerogatiye that belor
WINE trustees, yesterday discussed
s Is employees of the company the amor
S Su !or the month Of January. In 4
;.sne the same they created quite
h nsss around town, as the Alps
ths s'DSmsnt comes near being second
wy raymond & Ely.
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