The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-10-21
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The weather is pleasant enerah for
young ducks. ~
4 two-bit ante i the nightly attraction
in Bullionville.
We don't hear word down in this
section about the coming races out at
Rose Valley.
Mr. RECORD, You can send down that
box Of orange blossoms by and by. il she
IS willing, and don't you forget it.
Mrs. Barton and child, wife Of engineer
Barton Of the smelling company, arrived
Monday evening from Salt Lake City.
Mr.. Hardy departed for Glover Valley
Monday morning on prospecting trip.
We have since learned that John struck
it rich on the way out.
A couple Of employees OF the smelling
company INDUCED in little cat-elawing
lew evenings since that did anything
but improve their looks. Too much ben.
zine aboard.
Billy Culverwell has changed his sched-
ule time between Bullionville and the
Metropolis. He now leaves the former
place at o'clock. A. NJ, instead Of in the
evening, as heretofore.
Hugh Warner, OF Meadow Valley
Wash, had his hand nearly cut off at the
wrist not long since with corn cutter.
Our informant did not learn the par
ticulars of the accident.
Transfers, and others, who may re-
quire good job done at blacksmithing
will find it to their advantage by patron
izing John Hardy, of the smelling COM
pany's shop in Bullionville.
Joe Esstmund, one of the oldest en-
ployes OF the smelling company, and the
favorite of all Bullionville, is down for
the first time from the effects Of lead
poisoning. May his recovery be immedi-
ate.
We learn from Mr.. Edward Short,
who lately arrived in Bullionville from
Deadwood, d. T., that times are very
good in the Hills at present, there being
plenty OF work for everybody at very
fair wages
Considering the large amount Of tail
ings that have been put through the fur
mace the quantity in the Raymond & Els
| 1nxaf~ frraa<1- 81 a.
it is fair to suppose that there IS stil
enough left to keep the furnace runnin,
year from this coming Christmas. ans
possibly for a longer period.
Where, oh where, are all the politi
clans, Perhaps they think they have
dead sure thing down in this neighbOr
hood, but we have seen dezder thing
crawl before now; besides our szlooa
have not taken In political quarter In
whole week, although they are eIpecte
to furnish their quota Of Democrat
votes
A young friend Of ours kzs discovers
nice way of taking the comet in witt
. out incurring any Of the many disagree
able sensations which fellow experiencs
ia getting out Of . warm bed those col
October mornings. Il Is to drop INTO
comfortable club-rooal some evenini
: with select party Of friends, and vnI
the time away at = big spread pok'
game, until the proper tiue TO wltn-
his cometship. Try Il
= 4 great many well informed Poop
imagine that the Nevada Mormons,
{ they term Us latter-day-saints. are goil
e to vote against Mr.. Cassidy, at the COZ
. ing election This Is an erroneous de
as the count In November viii testify {
1t is very true that Mr.. Cassidy 81
some very hard things about Us, Is Pc
pie, during his late term As COngressmz
but that Is no reason why we shou
. switch of from our party at this l.
, date, and vote for his opponent, who,
! elected, could not be expected at best.
!. array himself against his party and St.
by championing our cause.
IT We are inclined to the opinion and
>: believe it Is generally accepted that "
!; ows especially, when they are you
s and good looking, are hard nuts for
average masculine to crack, but there
youth in BuIlionville that takes spec
u delight in conquering them whenever
&c happens to run foul Of their mstrImOn
I. lines, which he is sure to do if thers
any in the country. This Adonais
=, two on a string Just NOW, and how
a. affair is going to terminate 3 more Il
n we care to venture an opinion On. a.
Ct fair ones will no doubt satisfactorily sci
10 that point ere long by resort to the
" r. P. r.
We learn from the nail-rider t
.re Morris German, alias Marits, MAJ
.se Moss, and August Miller, cleaned
de old Ben Padgett's place down in Mead
.he Valley Wash, taking his riding and P
cir saddle and what provisions there wa
ed his cabin. Not satis6ed With this, I
as tried to steal his horse and would b
ws succeeded hut for the determined st
an. made by Johnny Herman, who buei
4 kkoxv IN y,r,