Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-03-22
IN MEMORIALS.

At meeting of Phoebe Lodge No. %
1. o. o. F., held at their hall on Tues
day evening March 2lst, the following
resolutions were introduced and unani-
mously adopted.
Whereas, 1t has pleased an All Wise
Providence to remove from our midst
our beloved Brother Earl W. Hamilton,
of Davenport Lodge No. Z Iowa, there
fore be it.
Resolved, That in the demise Of our
beloved Brother, our order has lost a
respected member. his brethren a de-
voted friend and society an estimable
citizen.
Resolved, That we tender to the be.
reaved relatives Of our deceased brother
our most heartfelt sympathy and the
assurance of our fraturnal regard, and
may He who doth all things well guide,
counsel and protect them in their sore
affection.
Resolved, That copy of these resolu-
tons be presented to the widow of our
deceased brother under seal of the
Lodge, and that a copy be forwarded to
Davenport Lodge No. Z, and also fur
nished to the Phoebe Daily RECORD and
Daily Journal for publication.
FAT AND FLoURIsHING. - Our portly
friend McClusky. who in early days kept
the Capitol Saloon, is still in the flesh,
fat and fourishing. He is in business at
Brooklyn, where he is doing well and re-
spected by the magnates of the City OF
| Churches. Whether Beec.ier is among
the customers who frequent McClusky 8
saloon We do not know, but many of the
prominent citizens of Brooklyn do. Nc.
Clusky writes that the other day Con.
gresham WOODBURY. paid him a visit,
and Mac entertained his visitor with all
the honors. Among The rest he gave a
grand dinner, which q number OF the
Brooklyn big-bugs attended. A good
time was had and the company departed
much pleased with their host and his
friend. Mac also says that he has fine
place at Rockaway, where he should dur.
ing the Summer be glad to see his old
Nevada friends.
| WELL EMPLOYED. - Exercise is good
for every one, especially young men, and
splitting wood is a well approved branch
of healthy exercise. Yesterday evening
we observed an instance on Lacoul
street which led US to suppose that oul
young men were going into the business
in consequence of the hardness of thu
| fiD,ac npu y,rouoilipn in pioobo ThI
aforesaid young man toiled and grunteC
considerably, while the surrounding
crowd smiled. seeming to enjoy the per
Torrance. After one log was split. th,
the gentleman retired, we'll satisfied tina
his fort did not lie in that line, much t
the disgust, however, of the crowd who
wished him 10 continue for their amuse
ment.
A DAUGHTER. - Yesterday morning
Mrs. r. Scott presented her husband
with healthy little daughter. Mothe
and child are doing we'll under the cir
cumstances. Mr.. and Mrs. Scott will
accept our congratulations and bes
wishes.
| PANACA SALOON. The billiard table
OF this saloon are being well patronizsd
Since the closing of one of the up tow,
saloons the tables at the Panaca are KEEP
constantly employed.
RECOVERED. - DR.. Philson, who ha
been confined to his room for some thre
days. we are glad to say has quite re
covered. He was on the street yes
terday.
PIocHEATHLETIC3. --The Phoebe Athlei
les held their regular semi-weekly meet
ing last evening. They went throue
their regular course of exercises.
Frank Richards will arrive by to-day
Hamilton stage.