Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-09
Scrip redeemed. 81, 9O1 II Cash paid. 5000 90

f. W. Clute....... 80 20 30 IA rs |
Phi. Felsenthal. -. 273 81 So 95 rs |
Scrip redeemed 50 ,9O1 II Cash paid. 5000 90
PALM SUNDAY-To-day april 9th) is
Palm Sunday, the last Sunday in the
Fast of Lent, next Friday being Good
Friday and the ending of the fast. 1t is
called Palm Sunday in commemoration
OF the day that our Savior, Jesus Christ,
made his triumphial entry into the city
OF Jerusalem seated upon an ass, the citi-
zsns of that place strewing his path with
palm leaves, branches, etc.
MISSED Hrs WAY.-Sol. Brisacher ar
rived at Desert Springs Station yester-
day morning, on the Salt Lake road, on
his way from Toquerville to Phoebe.
After leaving the station however in
stead of taking the regular stage road he
missed it and started on his way across
the Forty-mile Desert. The last seen of
him he was about six or seven miles out
on the desert. Parties were sent to
bring him back and put him on the right
road. Phil. Barnhart gave US the in
formation in regard to the above. Peo-
pie unable to see after four o'clock are
no longer curiosity. Sol once thought
so, but after his experience on the Forty
mile Desert his ideas may undergo
change.
AN AccIDENT.-On Friday evening
there was kind of social gathering, the
company being composed entirely Of
males. In the course of the evening re-
freshments, consisting OF wines, liquors
and cigars, were ordered. The waiter.
who was little "how-come-you-so, Z"
succeeded in stumbling and breaking a
few bottles of Bourbon and half q
dozen tumblers. He excused himself by
saying that it was the falt of another
man who run right up against the waiter.
EPISCOPAL CHuRcH.-Services will be
held at the Episcopal Church at the
usual hours morning and evening, Sun
day-school at 2 p. m. Morning subject.
THE New Man." Text for evening, "a
Time to Mourn and Time to Dance. F"
Baptism will be administered at morning
service.
SNow.-Contrary to expectations We
had fall of snow on Friday night after
twelve o'clock to the depth of about bali
an inch. The weather was SO moderate
that we were under the impression that
it would rain, but the clerk OF the weather
wanted to show that we were no prophet
The CHESS CLUB.-The rooms of thii
Club, which have just been refitted ant
furnished on Meadow Valley street, wer'
formally opened to its members on Fri
day night. A majority of the Club wer
present and were playing the game unit
late hour.
LICENSES. -George BirdsalI. Deput
Sheriff, says that he intends calling O.
the business portion of Phoebe o
Monday next for all licenses that are due
, and he expects them to respond pune
. tually to the call, or else trouble wi
commence right then and there.
r For THE Bay Phi. Felsenthal wi
leave by to-day's stage for San Francisc
to purchase Spring stock of merchal
/ disc. We hope he will have pleasai
a trip but do not envy any one who has
: travel in stage coaches during the pre-
= emit stormy weather.
Losr.-The lower portion of an ca
n ring, set with pearls was lost betwet
Q the Courthouse and the Postofice Fl
day night. A suitable reward will
paid for its return to the RECORD Bus
NESS OFFICE.
!, E. P. Rowe, agent for the vino 81
|. liquor house Of Shea. Bocquerez & N
4 Kee, leaves town to-day for the Bay Cit
! having finished his business TRANSACTION
v here.
!. ACTIVE RoLL.-The Secretary Of \
Lightner Hook and Ladder Compa,
1t yesterday fled with the County Clerk 4
" roll of the active members of that 90,
;. pany.
g SHERIFF FIFE was yesterday epRaQ
in summoning witnesses in the case
the State Of Nevada against Hanl.
j. which is set for trial on Monday, An
/. 10th.
10 No WooD.-There was no wood in I
= Clerks room or in the District Coz
q yesterday, both places being dam
chilly and disagreeable.
=. LEAxMa.-Water was flowing into
Mt County Clerks room yesterday, owl
h, to the melting of the snow and the
condition of the roof.
~
e. CATHOLIC CHuRcH.-Services will
be held at the usual hours morning a
or evening in the Catholic Church. Z
30 Rev. Father Monteverde will officiate.
TIE following parties will leave Pho,
as on to-day's Hamilton stage. Mrs. E.
'ss Clute. A. Eisenbaoh. E. P. Roe,
gy Felsenthal.
JUaoRs.-Tbe venire Of fifty Jurors
q this term of Court have been summo
at to appear at the Court house on Mond
April 10th.
err TIE "boys" OF Phoebe have been b
me " employed since payday in drink
the celebrated Cyrus Noble whisky. 1