Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-04-27
DEPARTURES

l. U. ". L. DALL.-A VlSlt TO DROWN
Hall yesterday afternoon enabled US to
obtain view Of the tasty manner in
which that hall had been decorated for
the anniversary ball of the Odd Fellows.
The various emblsms of the ''craft"
were hung around the hall interspersed
here and there with mirrors, pictures,
&C., presenting an appearance very
pleasing to the eye. A large number Of
ladies' and gentlemen were present at the
opening of the ball, which commenced
about 3 o'clock, the number increasing
very rapidly after that time. The entire
assemblage, at the time we paid short
visit, all seemed to be enjoying them.
selves and making the most of the op-
portunities offered for dance. The
door managers deserve credit for the at
tention which they paid to every one and
their desire to see all participate in the
dancing and general enjoyment. The
ball was kept up until late hour, an in
remission about twelve o'clock taking
place to allow parties to take supper.
TAX SAIE.-Deputy Sheriff Birdsall
will to-day at II O'Clock sell in front Of
the Court. house the house and lot known
as the old RECORD office, situated on
Main street, adjoining Mrs. Stanton
lodgng-house also the building and
lots on Lacour street opposite the County
Hospital The sale will be for iudg.
ment obtained by the county for taxes
due for the year 1875. which, with costs
expense, ETC., will amount to $205.G1.
SCHOOL Books Wiederhold & Good
man received by yesterdays Eureki
stage the following regulation schoo
books: The first book in algebra, the
complete arithmetic (both by Fish,
Robinson's elementary algebra, Cornell
geography (new edition.. Cornell
physical geography, Wilson's speller
also copy books of Spencerian Penman
ship
The weather now is pleasant and agree
able, no wind blowing to set the dust il
motion. The evenings are just .coc
enough to satisfy all, and Just long en- Dug
10 which to enjoy good sleep. This
the kind OF weather we have all bee
praying for, and it is to be hoped we wi
enjoy it before the bed-bug season con
mences.
10 MERCHANTS AND SHIPpERs.-P leai
cast your eye over the advertisement
the Eureka and Palisade Railroad Con
psny and you will observe that from Il
nrst day of May until the FIRST day
November, 1876, all fSSt-class freigl
Rom Palisade to Phoebe will be thr
cents per pound, great reduction {
former rates.
FROM GRooM.-C. J. Gardiner, me
chant Of Groom District, arrived in tov
yesterday morning. Mr.. Gardiner Z
ports affairs at Groom as moving alol
slowly. ]. B. Osborne, Superintende
OF the English Company's mines, h
gone to San Francisco for q short til
on business affairs Of the company.
Doc F1aHT.-A dog fight at Cook
Reeds stable attracted q large number
individuals to the scene of action yestt
day. Anything at present for little {
element to relieve the monotony of 4
dull times.
JUSTICE COURT. The case OF L.
Pouiade against G. P. Smith came up
trial yesterday afternoon. A jury was e
panelled who, after hearing the testimo
and the argment rendered o verdict
Mvor Of plaintiff.
Our AoAIN.-Theo. Hale, Secretary
loo Alps mine aud mill, has 30 far rect
cred from his late indisposition that
" was Yesterday able to be out on |
"A streets, a fact which we are pleased 10
y aole to note.
FOR BRIsroL.-Frank Wheeler,
jacobs. of the firm OF Jacobs & Suit
and two others left in wagon yesteri
morning for Bristol Mining District,
winch place they have mining interel
LARGE MAL.-The stage from Eur
ana Hamilton brought large mail
mo postofice Yesterday. the mai
hlling five sacks which took neayiy
"our and half to distribute.
The Hamilton stage arrived in te
yCsasterday morning IL o'clock. IN
a'namen we're the only passengers.
HE repairs to the house OF the Pin
oSs Company are nearly finished.
DISTRICT CouRr The District Go
se's to-day at 10 O'Clock.
FEVER AND AouE. We hear Of se '
ss o. fever and asus in Phoebe.