The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-07-03
WILL cELEBHATE.


Will CELEBHATE.
notwithstanding the dullness Of the
,imes during the week arrangements
wero made to celebrate the Fourth in
poehe in manner suitable for the day.
We learn from e. E. Prudential, who
has charge of the affair, that the follow
;ps is the programme Of the day.
The procession will start from Protec.
ton Hose House No. 2. and march up
Main street to Meadow Valley, thence
NJ Mesdow Valley to Cedar, along Cedar
to the residence of Mrs. Sam'l Stoddard,
where the Goddess Of Liberty will take
her place in the procession. Then the
procession will resume its line Of march.
going along Cedar to Main. up Main to
Panaca Flat, and then will turn and
march down Main street to Lacour. out
Lacour as far az the school-house and
back to Main, and thence to Browns
Hall, where the exercises Of the day will
take place.
PROGRAMME.
"Americs BY the Choir.
Reading Of the Declaration Of indie.
pencence--T. J. Osborne.
Song-"Sword Of Bunker Hill"-Mr.
Davis.
"The American Flag"-A. Jacobs.
Accordion S,lo-Mr. Henderson.
song-"Red, White and Blue'-Choir.
0ration--J. Poujade.
song-"Stsr spangled Banner"-Choir
All the young ladies who wish to par
icipate in the celebration are requested
to meet at Mrs. Stoddard's residence, on
Cedar street. at half.past o'clock, on
Monday morning.
The boys will meet at Protection Hose
House No. 2, at $50 A. NJ, sharp.
The members Of Phoebe Fire Depart
ment are requested to meet at Protection
Hose House No. 2, at $50 A. NJ, Mon
day, to take part in the parade.
While rodeoing out in Spring Valley
the cowboys put up job on Gaudette,
the cattle king. They took some tar and
and branded one Of Gaudettes cows with
it, placing nsighbor's brand upon the
same. 1t resembled newly burned
brand. When shown to Gaudette, he
became excited and wanted it vented
right away. He would go and look at
the brand, hen 4cxeitsdly talk venting.
Qsedssss fsilsk - pasrs IL hsed = ~
new brad and ct 4 eovsra ~ ~
and The eo~boys failed 70 ast 4 hearty
laugh fos Ill their trouble, but Gaudette
did.
Wonder If the loyal and patriotic
Saints Of Panaca will again display theil
love for the old banner this Fourth u
July as they did last, by unfurling it t,
the breeze with the Union downward
Any disloyality toward the Goyernmen
of the United States is believed to ell
nance the Mormons chance Of enterinl
the Celestial Campoody.
b. Knell Of Pinto, Utah. now has tn
contract for carrying the mail iron
Phoebe to Harmony, Utah. MIR. Kn.l
will place on the route new buck board
and price Of travel will be greatly re
duced, making it about one third les
than it has been between Phoebe an
Silver Reef.
Daring the week there was circulate
a petition asking for the establishment I
daily mail service between Eureka an
Phoebe; also petition asking for tt
weekly mail service between Phoebe an
the railroad terminus at Milford, Il
passing through Eagle and Spring Va
leys.
The school census lately taken Of tn
county shows ass school children b
tween the ages Of six and eighteen yeaI
Besides these, there are a number
children OF school age residing in :
northern part of the county, outside
school districts.
II you should happen to catch lit
boy breaking the lights in vacant bull
ing, don't pick up big stick and chs
the youngster, for you are liable to stu
bic over rock and break your net
Buy the boy some green apples to eat.
II you have a cough or cold, do
dose yourself with poisonous narcoti
but take Red Star Cough Cure, VIII