The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-11-11
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Jimmy Ryan is shipping concentrations
furnace, '''
quite number Of ladies attended the
Democratic meeting in the school. house
Saturday evening.
In consequence OF the few teams in
from Utah. bullion is accumulatinx very
rapidly at the furnace.
Brother Findlay was elected Justice Of
the Peace in our village on Tuesday.
which Shows that our people appreciate
a good man.
TO the credit of our village not an in
toxicated person was to be seen on
election day, and the same can be said of
Bullionville
John Lund was elected constable at
Bullionvilla ON Tuesday, he having de.
feated his opponent, Mr.. Anderson, by
twelve votes.
The disreputable characters who are
temporarily soiourning in our village are
greatly disappointed over the size Of the
election sack, as their dizzy will scarcely
purchase morning appetizer for the
short space Of week.
Pete Beauregard, with four two-horse
teams, is hauling ore from the Day dump
at Jackrabbit to the smelling company's
furnace. We understand that the com
pany intends putting on two more four
horse teams in the near future
Uncle John Atchison was the only one
of our brethren that had spunk enough
to declare himself on the Congressional
question on Tuesday. He done so from
the steps of the coop store in his usual
characteristic style. Gentlemen, my
conscience will not permit me to vote
for Cassidy, and I'll be damned if vote
for Powning."
Baldy Sacket informed US few days
since that Bob Mcconnell, formerly of
Bullionville, but now Of Frisco, Utah,
was married in that camp Friday even
L lux W DllsS oC51fC otAIt CCud ~ ONCt
a piece Of the cake Bobby and we viii
distribute it around among our girls, as
most of them retain for you yet soft
place in their affections.
The Bullionvills people elected Lat
ter Day Saint for Justice Of the Peace
over their ungodly precinct Neighbors,
you done we'll, IS we candidly think that
you stand in need Of little reformation
over there, and if we are not greatly
mistaken in the man, he will put you
through for all that you are worth, pro
vided he ever gets chance.
Brother Wedges magazine in oul
village was the Republican headquarter
on Tuesday, and it must be consoling +
our Democratic nominees who freel.
scent their money over the bar durin
the campaign, to know that it was sh
bland-like individual that mixed thei
beverages that put the finishing touch +
their political collins as far as the Panac
vote is concerned.
Old man Rufus, Of Bullionville, de
! clined to vote on Tuesday, and whe
questioned as to his reason for not doin
. so, he said: II have always voted
straight Democratic ticket, but prefe
to remain at home this time, rather tina
be found in company with the shell
a party that faunts the flag in this se'
, ton; a shell 30 thin that five dolls
greenback will go plumb through
every time"
The floating vote in our village whie
: carried things with such high hand G
n Tuesday, under the leadership Of Broth
Wedges slippery Ephriam, was compose
:. of back-.liding Jack Mormons and catcl
penny Democrats. We overheard one
A the latter class boastingly remark befo
. several citizens, that there was n
: money enough in the country to purcha
: his vote. when we knew to a certain
that he was at the moment netting Il
fine rawhidss in his jeans, that he
. ceived for the same, only half no
II previously.
d To say that we are disguised with t
!. :. young Democracy Of this section, is Pr
:. ting it rather mild. We have voted
and on for years, under the flag, in d
=. ferent sections Of this broad land of on
!. but never have we seen the ticket d
- graced and polluted as it was in our '
MS lace ON Tuesday. Our leading men do
I'D their duty and voted conscienciousiy
he far as we could see, and we have
IS. fault to find if some OF them did dif
, from US on the Congressional questi'
" It was the floating population, LED .,
's' couple Of unprincipsled Democrats, Il
in done the dirty work and left q bl'
mark on the face Of our fair village.
ID. At the Democratic meeting in our
EN- lage Saturday evening, Brother Find
ne made an eloquent appeal to the no
and manhood Of our young men,
Die showing ND ia clear and mastery m