Pioche daily record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1872-1876, 1876-06-01

n WONDERFUL CSDkRIAkISG.-Io-da
Thursday, June lat, train of ears con.
sisting OF one combination, baggage and
mail car. one day coach and one Pullman
Palace Hotel car, carrying twenty pas
sengers. will leave for San Francisco. a
distance of 1917 miles. which place
they calculate to reach on Sunday in
time for dinner. making the trip n
three and half days. Mr.. Henry C.
Jarrett. of the firm of Jarrett IL Palmer.
managers of Booths theatre. ia the Or
ganizer of the enterprise. Relays of en-
gines will be waiting ut the various sta
tions, and six hundred men will be
required as a signal force, using flags in
the day and lanterns at night. Pilot en-
gines will be also sent in advance of the
train to keep the track clear and to avoid
accidents. No stoppages will be made
until the train reaches the Pacific Coast.
The route adopted is over the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad from Pittsburg to Chi
cago, over the railway of the Pittsburp,
Fort Wayne and Northwestern Railway;
From Omaha to Ogden over the Union
Pacific Railroad. and from Ogden
to San Francisco by the Central Pacific
Railroad. We hope that no accident will
interfere with the success of the under
taking.
FIRx MEKTINGs.-We publish to-day
the meeting notices of Phoebe Hose
Company. No. l. Protection Hose Com
pany, No. 2, and Lightner Hook & Lad.
lar M -.
will take place ON Friday evening. June
| I'd, at 8 O'Clock, at the Hose House.
Main lstreet; att Browns Hall, Main
street, and at Hook Il Ladder Truck
House, Main street. After the regular
business is disposed of by the respective
companies they will each appoint CON-
mittees to confer with each other and
with Citizens Committee. which will
be appointed on Saturday evening. to at
tend to and make all the necessary ar
rangements fog the proper celebration OF
the Centennial Fourth of July, 1876.
CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION. We have
several times called the attention Of our
citizens to the following recommended
ton, and again do so in the hope thai
its suggestion will be adopted. "Tht
Congress of the United States at its pres
ent session, has passed joint resolu
ton recommending the people of the
several States to assemble in their severa
counties or towns on the approaching
Centennial anniversary of our Nationa
Independence, and to have delivered OF
that day historical sketch of sucl
county or town from its formation, L
the intent, that by filing the same il
the clerks Office OF such county, and il
the Office of the Librarian of Congress
complete history may be obtained of tn
progress of our institutions during tn,
first century of their existence.
COMMISSIONS RECEIvED.-The follow
ing commissioned officers received thei
commissions yesterday from Adjutar
, General of the State: Captain w.
. O'Brien, First Lieutenant r. 8. Crowley
Second Lieutenant (Senior) j. 3
Stephens, Second Lieutenant Junior
j. 3. Smith. The company can cor
graduate themselves on being we'll o.
ficered, especially in regard to the Car
, tain, who knows how to command
company and does it well.
BASE BALL CLuB.-A Base Ball Clu
was organized last evening at meetin
held at Phoebe Hose House, by electin
W. H. Harrison President, John Qui
len Vice President. B. W. McClar
Secretary. H. Gear Treasurer. h. Freut
2 enthal Censor and Chas. E. Stanto
Nt,,h q.
g Francisco for balls, bats. &c. They vi
hold another meeting Saturday evenir
9 next.
: REMovED.-Chas. Koch has remove
: his stock of boots. shoes, &c., from l.
Q cour street to the building on Mai
! street formerly known as the IndepeAt
t ent Market. Mr.. Koch has purchas.
: the property and intends to permanent
: locate his place of business there.
= CooL.-The 31st day of May was coo
s unconfortably SO; fire throughout Il
It day, and especially in the evening, ",
necessity, in Consequence of whit
II the streets during the evening we
!" abandoned and the saloons resorted
J. for warmth.
:" IcE.-Yesterday morning was terrib
cold, so much 30 in fact that ice form
70 to the thickness of half an inch at va
?. GUS places in Phoebe.
"a DISCHARGED. A number of men q
n reported to have been discharged from
Of Raymond & Ely mine during the la
is week.
!. WILL ARRIvE.-Rev. S. P. Kell
State School Superintendent, will ARR
in Phoebe OH the 18th OF June.