The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-10-14
BULLIoNvlLLE AND pANAca DOTS

The weather is rather windy to be
comfortable.
Mr.. and Mrs. McDougal departed for
Canada on Monday.
Mrs. Short and Mrs McLane are ex.
pected to arrive in Bullionville this even.
ing.
Supt, +. Godbe cancelled the indebted.
ness of the smelling company on the
10th.
The finest cared corn that we have
ever seen was raised this season by Mr..
Hamblin Of Beaver Dams.
Registration is going on slowly in Bull.
lionville. Come forward gentlemen and |
do your duty as good citizens
There are quite number Of unnatural.
lied persons in Bullionville who are too |
lazy or too ignorant to become citizens.
As an expert salesman, George Odell,
of the smelling companys store in Bull.
honville, has but few equals in the State
Miss Ella Galloway arrived in our vii
lage last week from Utah. Miss Ella is
as charming as ever but says that she
don't want to see that Phoebe Adonais
any more.
As result Of the high percentage at
tanned in making concentrations the fur
mace is turning out 20 bars of bullion
ntx,f nx,v hnnro ha, - has
at any one time since the first of August.
The lovers of duck hunting will be well
repaid by visit to our slough. A few
days since young Rice killed fifteen at
one shot, close to Panaca, and few days
later one of our citizens bagged thirty
two blackbirds by single discharge from
his breach.loader.
Mr.. Wedge informed Us a few days
since that he intended getting out Of the
liquor business BY the first Of January.
He said that he was doing very well at
it but that he was getting old and longsd
for the seclusien of quiet home.
The crops in Clover Valley have been
unusually good this season, which is due
to the abundant rainfall during the sum.
mer months and the absence of the mis-
chieveus grasshopper. Mr.. Woods raised
some 400 bushels Of grain on small slip
of land, besides making large quantity
of fine hay.
Among some specimens Of gold rocE
that Postmaster G.. Odell brought from
the rich find in Oscsola was q piect
weighing pound and from which Mr.
P. Vallejo extracted, per assay, the sun
of $l.22. If there is much of such trucl
lying around loose in Osceola we will b
tempted to abandon our location in Pa
naca and 60 there.
Old man Crow Of Clover Valley, VIII
/ had lust returned from Bullionville an
seeing the prosperous condition Of tn
! working classes there, addresses his rag
, ged offspring on his return in the follow
: ing forcibls manner: You lazy fellow
i why don't you go and work at the Blu
, lionville furnace? Young hopeful: Loo
i, here, old man, what do you take me fol
Do you suppose l am going there to g
celebrated!
Whenever anything occurs to distur
the equilibrium Of our young men we in
r mediately hunt for the woman OF tt
;. motive power, and in nine cases out
70 ten we find her hidden behind Il
|. screens. 1t was so the other day whit
,. one of our most promising youths got
,. the street and commenced cutting /,
lie antics that would set Piute to blushin
and this because his inanorata, who ha
pens to be in Salt Lake, thinks more
~ her fellow there than she does OF him.
:. While rusticating out at Clover Vail
N last week, we paid visit to the villa
in school. house, aad found it a eonfortat
ey and commodious building. There w
ve only eight children present, but as
to school opened only few days previc
ne to our visit, we suppose that was
he. cause of the slim attendance. A NJ
70. Courtney, from Virginia City, is
i: teacher, and we should judge her to
". an accomplished lady.
lie There was very slim attendance
of our church Sunday evening, which wo'
lot lead person to think that sore &
" brethren were becoming apathetic in th
devotions. If we want to instill
I'VE principles and teachings of our relig
inc into the minds of our youths, who, |
,,., sorry to say, are not overly devout,,
10y y must begin by setting them a rigid
~ y, ample by our presence in the meet
le'r house on all occasions when we are cal
: together by the elders Of the Stake.
Mr.. Gentry, from Beaver cour
,ow Utah, has taken the tailings cont
ant from off the hands Of the Nilsson b
and The contract calls for the delivery o.
non the tailings which the company may
'eIf. quire to keep the concentrating ia
in running, which averages about lou
,hsr per twenty -four hours. As the dist'
Il only few hundred yards from
tailings pit to the furnace, those
Gus; work at the business must be ex
l u a. "a q