The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1880-08-07

OK THE w ISGS OF LONE.-tseOrgo II. |
c- ,of+ bere Trosd.v for paors,,,
WI '''''''
vania, where ne goes 10 DC united 10
Young lady by the golden band There |
;s little romance about this marriage.
-. oro ,ybep Gaoroe v,o, ,,o,,n,
ie'i' 49, jun"
man, he met charming young lady, and
as is naturally the case under such cir
cumstances they fell desperately in love
with one another. But this young lady, |
like most other young ladies', had a cruel
papa, and like all cruel papas, he was
very nlu nd , dne co the iii ,,o,, s. p
planned an elopement. On the night that
the lovers were to have flown George
proceeded 70 .iie nesluence Oh ms to-oe
nr won't came and he proceeded 10 the
back door of the house, which was opened
for him as ne approached, but instead OF
the young lady coming OUT, 1t was the
cruel papa, and he caught the young man
by the papent the neck, and by the vlgor-
GUS application OF ms 1901, ne sent the
seeker OF his daughters hand lying over
the fence. Inc young man then came
west, where ne has remained Tor years
broken-hearted. lie recently heard OF
his old Sweetheart, and upon both learn
ing that they entertained the same aztec
ton for one another az III days gone by.
they will now be united IN marriage and
made happy. Assessor Henderson takes
his deputy to the terminus OF the rail-
road, and from that point will escort HIM
on his journey as far as Salt Lake. When
Harry returns he has promised to bring
back q whole wagon load of Mormon girls
for the boys, and like the individual who
has gone East we may all be happy yet.
Tgc coxoo,,n,r,op scyrnp -Tbero
mas been much talk gong Oh down az san
Francisco between the different parties
having control of the RAYMOND &; EIv and
W. VII. ,I:.:.u C.,.:o. :,
Nieaoo" aiiey MINING COMPANIES IN i'
gard TO the consonoation OF these TWO
mining properties. The difficulty appears
W NC !laI 'ieae gre swo Pnl'ies WY nay 1s,'
Companv--the MORTGAGES and the com.
pany--and when one party agrees to do
anything, the other party steps up and
rees los W uo any sh VI une sGa 1 son
~ ~, .mo po ,i;S ~ nf the +uo non,nan;os
Sao Io aonn;ad w ;nnor;ah1,, tarI;nat
~, D' go sto4od IVA, aot VOW, r,uoh
,ng a; ABOVE ssa'en nney aeS very md i;a
49, INV rha fao+s of fho ~ attar e s;n,nl,,
80. E,oh nns ia No afraid that Tho ntb ar
Vii Vii cst the aJvantsae If Than, Altar
tho forecIosure Of tbe mortgaoe and the
oiIotted a;v months for The reden,nt;on Of
Tho nronsrtv has aIansed there il hardlv
Jonht hui what a consolidation will he
effact.d nrov;ded the matter ia not com.
nromi sed in the mean time and the works
Started nm. This long protracted war
batween these two com panies has not
onlv worked great injury to this com.
munitv at LARGO. but also has worked
rreat ininrv to the Stockholders and the
INNING properly taroughou ~, tl1s secelon
,atw ~ az tb mo two omnan;es sneed lv
pettled.
suor u,ysv1v -p;ocbers we've cor.
-, W..
sideraoly surprlseo :" eoheso@y evening
by telegram arriving here stating.that
John Cahill, late Superintendent of the
p,,ro,d g. E,v mill. a. Rrl,;onv;,le shot
i.:n1s -, ~ 49, ~, ~ ~ JaS, W. ,,ars
.. ~ - 1 Iu Ivy o,.+;auIa. =, ronard
na .In w ne" S,t y r. srnaars that the
v W. W., iadv who accomn spiM Mrs Cahil
to Phoebe last winter as companion, and
who returned to San francisco with MIR
DOWN Of ,I tho 81, Mill; it rscentlv cot married.
From some cause this seemed to PRIV OF
Cahill's mind. and on the above men
toned dav Cahill went to that lady'
house. While there he shot at her, bu
fortunately the bullet hit her corsetts ant
Glanced. doing no further damage. Ca
Xiii then shot himself and It is supposed
the wound will prove fatal. The youn,
lady was engaged to be married oefor