The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-10-28
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everybody is satisfied.
Flush times are anticipated during tn,
next lew weeks in this neighborhood.
Anthony McMahOn is repairing hi,
saloon and otherwise beautifyiup tina,
popular resort. ''"'
The weather during the week has been
cloudy and interspersed with light
showers of rain.
forty-four carloads, or 440 tons Of
bullion, awaiting shipment. This ia the
largest amount vet on hand at the fur.
mace ~
There are A. names registered in Bull.
iionvllle, besides several transfers have
neen made from other sections. so that
the town will poll over fifty votes at the
coming election.
A lady's blonde wig, or more artistic.
ally speaking beau catcher, was found
ON the Clover Valley road last week
Inc owner can claim the same by calling
at our Office in Bullionville
Billy Culverwell is up by the Demo.
cratic party for short term Commissioner,
and if elected tc,that office, he will prove
an efficient and trustworthy officer. All
persons who know Billy like him.
Miss Cynthia Langford passed through
here not long since on her way to Toquer.
vile via Silver Reef. Miss Langford
leaves host Of admirers in this section.
but none will mourn her more than that
youthful Piochsr.
We would suggest to the citizens of
our village that something be done to-
wards the Improvement of the street
crossings, as vehicles are in danger of
being broken and their passengers dumped
IN the gutter while passing over them.
A fire was discovered in one of An.
thony McMahon's buildings Tuesday
evening, that in five minutes more would
have destroyed the town. 1t was caused
by furnace employe going to work and
leaving a candle burning close by his
bed.
The Republicans on their visit to Bull.
lionville and Panaca on Sunday, far
eclipsed anything heretofore done by
their opponents in the line of setting EN-
up. We always thought that the Demo.
Gratis had patent on this branch of the
political machinery.
Now that we have become Geographic
correspondent for the S. F Examiner,
we wish something would turn up so
that we could earn an honest penny at
somebody's expense, for mining puffs,
news items, and the doings Of our mash
ers will not be accepted by that metropol
itan journal.
Some OF our young men, with too many
strings to their bow for tranquil state
of mind, are very solicitous to have us
step in and relieve them from their en-
barrassing position; but we shall not do
it, as seconded furniture at best is not
in our line of bliss when there are so
many good looking girls in the country.
We are going to offer comet prize of
500, to the person who first sees the
world destroyer four consecutive morn.
ings for the coming two weeks. All those
wishing to compete will have to be on
hand at the furnace each night at III p.
NJ, and during the intervening time,
while not gazing heavenward, they can
pass the time playing donkey to Stag
pot and ether little exercises incidental
to fnrnacing.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dead Beat were in town
during the week, and disported them
selves like all other FLUTES when over
laden with fire-water. During one Of
their carousals, Dead Beat and another
Indian had an alteration, and in the
fight for the possession Of gun it was
discharged. The madam with large
bowie-knife took hand in the melee
about this time and proved the better In.
dian of the two. 1t was the opinion OF
all who had witnessed the affair that it
would have been a good thing for Bull.
lionville if the discharge from the gun
had killed all three, as they have become
a perfect nuisance in the town.
MIR. Pownlng and others OF the Repub-
lican party, attended our meeting on
Sunday and attentively listened to the
discourse of Brother Findlay on the
truths of the latter-day dispensation as
revealed to us by the Prophet Joseph. If
a person was to Judge by the sanctimoni-
GUS looks and reverential bearing of our
visitors, he would come to the conclusion
that they were party of missionaries
about to receive the preparatory blessing
before departing for foreign climes. After
the services were over Mr.. Powning and
Judge Leonard briefly addressed the
meeting to the effect: That they would
like very much to talk on political mat
tiers, but it being the holy Sabbath it was
not an appropriate occasion, and that
pressing engagements wonld not permit
them to lay over,
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