The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1890-06-28
THE FOURTH.

Protection Hose No.2.
Uncle Sam
Car of State.
Night and Morning.
Singing Club.
Miners.
Officers of the Day in carriages.
County officers in carriages.
Citizens in carriages and on foot
The procession will start at Q O'clock
and march to Lacour, thence to the resi-.
dence of Mr.. A. s. Thompson where the
Goddess will be seated in the car, thence
along Lacour to Nc Cannon Street
thence up along Nc Cannon to Main and
to Panaca Flat, counter march to Cedar.
thence down to Main Street and thence
to Browns Hall.
After the dismissal of the parade the
following exercises will be had at Browns
Hall under the direction of the president
OF the Day, Mr.. S. 7. Godbe.
Star Spangled Banner. choir.
Introduction and address by the Pres-
dent
Vocal Solo-Miss Theresa Esenmann.
Red White and Blue-By the choir.
Declaration of Independence-T. J..
Osborne.
Vocal So'o-Fred Davis.
Oratlon-Hon. Geo s. SAWYER,
Vocal Duet-Max Schafer and w. III.
Nutting.
Poem-W. j. Dooley.
America-By the choir.
Interspersed with music by the Brass
Band.
Much interest is manifested and every.
thing points to successful celebration.
During the afternoon a base ball game
at the grounds north of town will be
played. Two mines have been selected
and the game promises to be of interest.
In the evening a public display of fire.
works will be given, and the Firemans
Ball will come off at Browns Hall, where
all who attend are bound to enjoy them.
selves.
Let us all assist in making the observ-
ance of the day all that it should be.
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HALF Moon MINEs-The working force
here now consists of twelve men one half
OF whom only are taking oat ore the
others doing pure development work.
Since our last mention the South East or
Reece tunnel has been run some so feet
where the ledge now averages 20 inches
in width, and from this point only all the
Half Moon ore needed at the furnace is
now taken averaging II tons day and
assaying 20 ounces Silver, Is per cent
Lead and $500 in gold. Work continues
on the north tunnel which is now in over
600 feet and it is expected that $50 feet
more on the north branch of it will be
necessary to cut the ledge second time.
This tunnel will be used to work the ore
from the South East or Reese Tunnel.
The property looks we'll and is so devop.
ed now that so men could be put at work
on ore at once if necessary.
Besides several meetings of the regular
M, NIT faa oc T,l, II Il,
there were held this week three general
meetings of the Chairmen of the
committees. 1t is said that these
numerous meetings are made necessary
by the desire of certain parties to make
a small speculation OH the affair. 1t is
said that the committee men refuse to be
imposed upon. They win rather die in
the last ditch One heroic member de.
clares that he will even drink water
first.
Beginning With July LIST w. II. Perry
will assume entire charge of the Milford
and Phoebe Stage line, having sublet the
contract from G. G. Nc. Coy of Walla
Walla, Washington, to whom it was
originally let. Perry has one or two new
wagons, and promise quicker and better
service than has been heretofore given on
the same line. He will remove his family
to Milford and manage the business from
that end.
Last Wednesday while climbing ovel
a fence, little Theresa Werner fell ana
received an ugly cut about four inches
long, on one Of her knees, from strand
of barbed wire, which well keep the
little one confined to the house for come
time.
Hon J. Poujade has opened law Office
in the building ON Lacour st. formerly