The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-11-04
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Choice wines, pure Havanas, and Ken.
tucky's best at brother Anderson's in
Bullionville.
Our local sports have been lately
taught lesson or two by couple Of fly
Bristolians.
The Bullionville folks are talking of
giving grand ball in their town in the
near future.
Opium smoking is nightly INDUCED in
in Bullion by most of the Chinese resi-.
dents, and two white men.
One of the bellies of our village departed
last week on still hunt to Rose Valley.
Report sayeth that she found him.
Professor Jogessen of our village has
moved to Bullionville, where he intends
to work at the boot-making business.
The furnace, under the able foreman
ship of Mr.. w Short, has been running
successfully since the LIST Of August.
We are in receipt of couple of cases
Of election medicine from Phoebe. Friends
are cordially invited to sample the same.
Messrs. P. Vallejo and S. Stoddard are
about to secure patent on a lamp wick.
The improvement consists in the fact
that their wick will last for several years,
and will need no trimming
d. Turner, an old and respected
Piocher, who is put up by the Demo-
cratic party for Sheriff, is going to make
a strong run down this way, and we
candidly think that he is the right man
for the position.
A $3.50 species of the tiger, holding
forth four-bit bait, has been unclaimed
in Bullionville, and although a vicious
looking character of pecuniary procliv-
tiles, the boys have got the best of him
SO far to the tune of a couple Of hundred.
The rumor set aaoat not long since,
that the company of which Mr.. Godbe
Sr. is president, had raised sufiicientcap.
ital to bring water to Osceola for ny
draulic mining, has proved groundless
as they have given Mr.. Millick the use
of their water ditch next season for agri
cultural purposes.
In few more days it will be our dut,
as good citizens to 60 to the polls un
biased by party feeling. and with a de
termination to elect the best men for tn,
offices they are called upon to fill. W.
have full confidence in the integrity anc
intelligence Of our people to anticipat,
such result, notwithstanding the man,
slanderous reports circulated to the con
trary, by vicious and evil-minded per
sons.
1t gives US pleasure to announce in thi
issue the marriage of our butcher boy,
Charles Culverwell, to Mrs. johnson {
Panaca. Justice Goodrich tied the kne
Sunday evening at the bridegroom
house, thereby consumating happy d.
movement that has been long looked fc
by the friends Of both parties. Success
Charles, and bouncing boy in the nea
future.
| We witnessed an interesting game
poker few days since over in Bullion
willie, between Piute Indian and TO
mer resident Of Bristol. The white Ii
dian got away with the poodle by dealir
from the wrong end Of the deck, much
the disgust of Mr.. Piute, who, on lea
ing, minus S24, was heard to remarl
"White man damn thief, heap steal e
all the time"
We generally vote straight Dem
cratic ticket, like all other Mormon
when voting on national issues, but
local affairs we sometimes scratch. Th
we shall do in the case of our nomin
: for District Attorney as We think his 0
ponent far more competent man
! every respect for the Office. We are Il
to think this after an impartial comps
u ison Of both the gentlemen.
). The political pot is boiling over in o
village, and the frothy substance, if
:. settle in the pockets, has been found
contain metallic ring that will pass
v currency over brother Wedges bar.
e few cheeky individuals are manipulate
the business for ye bashful politicia
but the latter class are in the minori'
- and it is refreshing to hear their me
% experienced brothers tell, of how tn
e sympathies have always been with
If people; but, gentlemen, this will not I
IT as it is old, stale and musty, and in orr
10 to be victorious you have to step up a
be baptized.
r. The Democratic State ticket will
ID forty out Of the fifty votes that will
If polled in Bullionville, and the same ra
will hold good in Panaca, with the
I'd ception of Mr.. Cassidy, whom some
W our people don't take kindly to; but
his opponent will get but few votes
"a Bullionville, it will be about stand
i between the gentlemen as far as this
no ton is concerned. On the other III
I'd the county ticket will be pretty v
an scratched and at this stage OF the c
up test it would take Brooklyn aldern
es to tell who the victors are going to be
n.. o,,,t,ar nf ,n,nars and 9TH