Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-17

The NOMINATIONS. The nomination
made yesterday by the Republican Con.
vention at Cincinnati for President, was
altogether unexpected by the Republi-
cans in Phoebe, who were mostly Blaine
men and thought be would get away
with the nomination. They think it a
very "hazy" arrangement and do not
understand it but think it with Wheeler
of New York. as vice to be q strong NOM
ination. No sore heads were around
about the nominations as far as we
could learn.
SERENADE.-The Phoebe Brass Band
paid visit to the residence Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Weiderhold on Thursday night and
serenaded the newly married coupe, per-
forming several fine airs with their in
struments, after which they were invited
into the house to partake of the collation.
provided. From that residence they pro-
ceeded Immediately to the office of the
Phoebe Daily RECORD on Main Street,
giving tho Office the benefit of their mu-
sic for a time, at which the "boys" ex-
pressed themselves highly delighted.
The Band then travelled around until o
late hour, filling the air with music I'M
til they were completely tired out.
FROM BELLEvILLE.--We learn from
Mr.. Zimmerman, who has just returned
from Columbus District, that Jim Cross
is Superintendent of the Black Metallic
mine, Joseph McClane being foreman.
Both of them are old residents OF
Phoebe. N. B. Norval, formerly Super
intendent Of the HUM & Hunt, is there
and owns portion of good mine, and
has started to San Francisco for q mill.
Dennis Murphy leaves Phoebe to-day for
Belleville.
The HoRRIBLEs. - This organization
is making q movement towards celebrat-
ing the Fourth Of July by fantastical
parade towards the evening of that day.
Many OF the members have their cos
sumes from last year which will serve
this time for other parties, 80 that the
necessary expense of such an arrange
ment will not be much, and the amuse.
ment afforded would be great.
MCKINLEY SIsTERs.-We have before
US letter from the MCKINLEY sisters in
which they say that they will shortly
arrive in Phoebe and favor the town with
aperformance given by the dramatic
troupe called the Mckinley Sisters ORA.
matte Troupe. The Eureka Sentinel
speaks very highly Of the performances
given by them in Eureka.
Sins CT OMISSION. following
were among the list Of articles presented
atne marriage on Thursday night which
.o omitted to mention in yesterdays is-
sue. One pair Of Bohemian vases. pre-
sented by e. II. Cushing; one pair silver
napkin rings and one silver cake spoon,
presented by ]. W. Wright.
BROKE DowN.-One of the wagons
from Salt Lake bringing freight to
fioche. broke down twenty miles from
owa oy two Of the hind wheels be-
coming loose, breaking the wooden por-
, ,h IN pieces. The wagon arrived on
AEMovINa.-W. r. Wilson is removing
MS ms stationery and paper store to the
store on Meadow Valley street immsdi
''eiy adjoining the Dexter stables.
ENGINEERS EouIpMENrs.-The equip.
ments Tor the Engineers OF the Phoebe
ere Department will be shipped from
Gan T Francisco on the 22d inst. by Wells,
afso Il Go. 3 express.
FREIGHT ARRIVED. Whites
D "a Lake teams brought freight te
ioche Yesterday for the following par
's e., r. W. Clute, Phi. FelsenthAl and
D. Elsenmann 4 Co.
hEv. s. P. KELLY visited Panaca ani
,nbaillonville yesterday morning TO SO,
a;s Az scnooi arrangements in those school
districts. He returned towards evening
Tnr thermometer stood at 90 degree.
Yesterday that being the highest poin
shade. 'y la'seo ~ Wv
=. ooLIEcrrNa LICENSES. Deputy Sher
an. n1dsali was around yesterday busily
'Dsaged collecting county licenses.
BULLION SHIpxrxr.-weifs. Fargo 4
$3.50. A sss'''uAy v'ueo q
- w.sCIurs and 8. p, Kias will ar
ave BY te-day's HaniilsA go.