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

McGNLKr SIsTERs.-This troupe will
give positively their last entertainment
this evening. July 4th. at Armory Hall.
The performance will commence with
the comedy Of the "Rich Farmer"
in which the entire troupe will appear.
This will be followed by the Grand Clio,
in which Master Bobby Mckinley will
give specimens of his skill in violin play
ing. an Irish song will be sung by Mr.. j.
Mckinley. a double clog dance per-
formed by Harry Burton and Bobby,
character changes by Miss May McGin-
ley and Dutch song and dance by Miss
Alice and Harry Burton. The perform
ance will conclude with the laughable
farce of George Washington Bobolink. 4"
This is a good bill and will insure a
crowded house SO that it will be neces-
sary to secure seats early to procure
good positions. Many seats were en-
gagged yesterday.
ACCIDENT AT HUM Il Hrsr NINE
An acciden, occurred at the HUM &
Hunt mine on Sunday last, whereby
Michael Csvanau2h met with fracture
Of the hip joint. that is. the bone that
goes into the socket at the hip was brok-
en-. Mr.. Cavanaugh was running car
towards the end of the trestie work over
the dump pile, when the car got the best
of him. He let 60 Of the car 30 as not to
be dragged over and jumped back, but
jumped a little too far. reaching an open
space through which he fell, meeting
with the accident as stated. Cavanaugh
was conveyed to his home and Doctor
Hammond called, who attended to the
sufferer.
THANKs.-Tbe officers and members
of Lightner Hook & Ladder Company
desire TO return thanks to Mrs. Horst
for dressing her child as Goddess of
Liberty" Mrs. Jacobs for dressing her
son as Uncle SAM" and Mrs. Jos. Nc.
Clane for dressing her son as Fireman;
also to Mrs. Lansing and Miss Freddie
CAN'T for the trouble taken by them in
decorating the truck and the presenta-
ton to the Company of two magnificent
wreaths, Miss Lizzie Miller also for
some pretty fowers,for decoration.
Jos. r. HoAG,
Foreman Lightner Hook & Ladder Co.
DECKED OuT.-Protection Hose Com
pany yesterday had their hose. house
decked out in fine style with evergreens
made into wreatbs, flags, etc. On the
bell cupola the picture of George WASH
ington, surrounded by evergreens. was
hung. whilst below were the years "1776"
and "1676" in like style. Over tine door ia
the figure a." the number, surrounded
in like manner with evergreens. The
whole affair is tastefully arranged and in
good style.
SAN FRANcIsco DISTRICT. I've learn
from Harvey Tregaskis, who has just
returned from this district in Utah, that
the smelling furnace of the Bonanza
Mining Company started up on Thurs
day the 29th inst. and ran out II tons
| Of bullion in "a hours, that the furnace
SO far has proved success and that an
other would be started to be built after
the 4th of July.
BREAKING INTO SCHOOL RooMs.-Since
vacation has commenced and the school
rooms have not been occupied, it has
been found that they have been broken
into and some of the property injured
and defaced and things broken up and
carried away. The Trustees state that
| anyone caught in such acts will be prose-
| cuted by them to the fullest extent of the
law, and they wish hoodlums and others
| to take due notice.
GAILY DECKED. -The house OF Phoebe
Hose Company and that of the Lightner
Hook and Ladder Company were yester-
day decorated with flags, wreaths, bou-
quets OF flowers and every tasteful de-
vice that could be imagined or suggested
to add to the gala look for the occasion.
These companies have spared no trouble
in having the fronts of their respective
| houses look we'll.
We refrain from making any mention
Of the way the different Hose and the
Hook and Ladder Company are decor
ated until after the parade of to-day, as
when we visited the houses decorations
were progressing and were in an I'M
| finished state.
DECORATIONS. - There is hardly a
saloon, business house, residence or
shanty in the town but what is deco
rated with American Flags too numerous
to mention or particularize.
HOOK & LADDER DECORATIONS. Mrs.
Lansing and Miss Freddie CAN'T are en-.
titled to the credit for decorating Light
ner Hook Il Ladder Company's truck,
which presents handsome appearance.
OLD GEORGE DAVIS will sell that piano
on Saturday evening, July 9Th, ut his
place OF business on Meadow Valley
street.
QUIoK.-Judge Pitzer and party made
the trip from Mineral Park, Arizona, to
Phoebe in six days travel.
LIaHTNER Hook & Ladder Company
are indebted to Phi. Felsenthal for the
use of the gong bell for the truck.
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