The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-02
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extra.
George Wadsworth gave dance to
select number of friends Wednesday
evening.
Coming events cast their shudders
before. = Exchange Yes, and COMING
bulldogs cast their shudders in behind
The smelling company has sent to the
Salt Lake foundry for new set of fur.
mace plates, the old ones having failed to
give satisfaction.
The great Henderson fandango which
was to have come off at Mrs. Wedges,
just after election, you know, is now
being talked of as one of the impossible
titles of the broad hereafter
Monday evening was an unusually
lively one in Bullionville, there being
three knock-downs and q running fight
through the streets. Clubs and cobble
stones were the instruments of warfare.
For one moment after receiving the
contents OF "a bag of xxx on his head,
the colored man blew like a porpoise.
Then he facetiously remarked: "'Tis but
little faded -four dat whitens up old
Nose.
There has been considerable talk in
our village OF couple Of successful can
didates giving grand ball in the near
future to their constituents. Keep your
word gentlemen, or we won't elect YOU
next time.
Minnie, the old line OF battle frigate
which has been lying at anchor here for
the past two weeks, hoisted her bunting
| on Wednesday last, and under stiff
breeze of gin, scudded along mp the mar
rows PiocheNard
Bullionville is going to the bad very
rapidly if we are to believe the many
scandalous reports that are borne to us
from across the slough, as there is scarce
ly night but whata fracas OF some kind
takes place there.
George Wadsworth was married to
Miss Sedia Terry, of st George, few
weeks since, at the latter place. After
taking in the sights Of Dixie they arrived
in our village Monday evening, in which
place they intend to reside.
George Allen is up from Ell Dorado
and says there is not an idle man in that
camp. He reports Jim Cronan as doing
very well in the store business. The Fife
mill will start up after the holidays OIL
some three hundred tons of ore.
We visited the Coop store few even
ings since, and was surprised at the larg'
stock of goods that met our gaze. Brothe
Lee informed US that the institution wa
in a prosperous condition, which he at
tributed to their policy of large sales AM
small profits.
| After having spent two days and night
on our first impressions of Bullionville
we throw 1t aside as being utterly worth
less. To accurately describe the fan
tastic waltzes, grotesque summersaults
and aerial trips OF Z lot OF buildings, a
wrong end up, requires more proliti
pen than ours.
The following epistle, signed: Se'
eral Panaca and Bullionville youn
ladies, was received yesterday. "Th
is based ON the superstition that you al
of manageable age. We girls have a
ready fallen in love with you on accour
of your great wisdom, profound learnin:
modest decorum and exemplary piety-
vet. before we commit ourselves farthe
please inform us in regard to your 0
t cupation." Ans.-Just at present, ladie
we occupy Nick Miller's old hat.
7 The band of prospectors, consisting
t Andrews, Race, Thomas, Grisham, r.
& Co., which sailed from Phoebe la
: Sunday en- route for FL Dorado Canyo
e encountered a severe sou'easter viii
n Just off I" Lighthouse Point" of Cape BIZ
: lionville, damaging their running lggll
: to so great an extent that they We
obliged to put into McMahon's dry do
. for repairs. The boys were i'll rather IL
spirits-26 bottles of 'em being stow
II away in the hold of the vessel, and &C
: sequently tetotally unreachable.
( A short time since dastardly attem
e was made in our village to tranish t
lie reputation of respectable young lac
A letter was placed under the dood
to of her brothers home, calling upon h
ar to run one Schogaard out of the count
H. if he valued his sisters good name, as
es Schogaard, was telling everybody Il
in he was criminally intimate with the g
IN The letter contained several other
mt illusions as to the young lady's chasti
which proved conclusively thatthe VII
was actuated by the demon jealou
Oh We did not think that there was resid
IN in our midst such contemplate cul
in, this wretch must be, for he is low do
I'D indeed who forgets that he had mott
he but his serpent's sting is lost on
he young girl, as her character is above
.ca proach, and beyond the reach OF s
vipers.
pc. That the moon.eyed Monaghan
The frozed on to the mild-eyed Caucasi
re- faro checks was now plain to all; and