The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-08-26
BULLIoNvILLE AND pANAcA DOTS

The heat has been oppressive during
| the week.
There Is awaiting shipment at the fur
mace q tons of fine bullion.
The registration notice for Bullionville
precinct is advertised. Voters should
register and not postpone it until the last
day.
Mr.. Vallejo departed for Tempiute,
Tuesday morning, for the purpose of ex-
amlning some mining claims belonging to
Jack Baxter, better known as "Sailor
Jack"
Don't throw these little lead jiggers
around so promiscuously. You made me
spell last week 'ear" with "y.' If
you ever do it again, and meet you in
Panaca, will tread on your "year"
Several of the Phoebe millionaires were
down to our village on Sunday and after
feasting on the gooseberry and water
melon patches of citizen Wedge, departed
for the hill in the afternoon well pleased
with their visit.
At the Democratic primary held in
Panaca last week the delegates chosen
to the county convention were composed
of the following will known citizens of
that village: Messrs. Findlay, Atchison,
Laif and Arthur Lee, and Hen. Mcintosh.
The delegates from Bullionville are A.
McMahon and Fred. Williams.
As We strolled into Charley Culver
wells meat market few days since we
were enlightened as to where the luscious
steaks came from that our culinary artist,
Chine Joe, F" has been dishing up to us
since our return to Bullionville; as the
| array of choice beef that met our gaze
was good to look at, and we doubt if
New Mexico, with its black gramma
grass, or Texas famed mosquote can pro-
| duce any finer beef.
There was quite a little ripple
of excitement in Bullionville Monday
afternoon. 1t was caused by the running
of mad dog through the street. Mr..
Shorts servant girl narrowly escaped
| being bitten, the dog having torn her
dress as she escaped to the house. He
was followed by several parties to the
smelter where he jumped into coacen-
trating tank full of water, and after get
ting out again, dropped dead. This is
the first case of mad dog we have heard
of on the coast.
The owners OF the several race horses,
that are at present sojourning here, may
be seen each morning on their respective
tracks giving their horses an appetizer
for breakfast. The horses are looking
well, notably so that of Mr.. Carpenter,
who has not an ounce of surplus flesh
and shows the blooded horse in every
curve of his we'll proportioned body. The
trainers of Nyswonger's "Deseret Colt"
are handling their horse very skilfully,
and if his former performances are not
overrated he will make it interesting for
"Selkirk."
The smelling company shipped two
boxes of Raymond & Ely tailings, weigh
ing respectively, IS and 81 pounds, on
Monday. One of the boxes was to the
firm of Mather & Riotte, of New York,
and the other one to Adams & Carter of
San Francisco. Both of those firms claim
to have discovered new and simple pro-
cess of extracting all the silver, no matter
how base the tailings may be. As there
are several thousand tons of tailings here
that will average So per ton, and which
the pan process has failed to extract,
| fhora 10 nina Gffla
either one Of these firms if they can ac-
complish, practically and cheaply, what
they say they can.
Very few of us but what have expert
enced in our own dealings with the bland
like Chinaman, his native shrewdness in
all matters of financial nature. Still
We will pit the Caucasians of Bristol
against him every time, and come out
winner on the deal. A young sport hail.
ing from that burg got tho ear of our
Cinnamon one night last week, and so
well did he use the pump that inside of
a half hour he had every mothers China.
man in the town stripped and running
races over the sagebrush. The conse-
quence was, he backed the youngest Gel
estial next day for $50, to run against
the wild Mormon" as he designated
his partner. The race was God send
to the boys who went broke OH the horse
races, the Cinnamon having presented
them with about 500 of their hard-earned
money.
RICHARD RIEPE has been doing con.
siderable circulating around lately, and
we met him in the forest of fruit trees
down at Panaca on Sunday last. Dick is
electioneering in the proper way and has
created good impression among the
young lambs of the flock. He appears to
be well yersed in political wire-pulling,
for he kissed the babies and made love
to the maidens, with telling effect. Who
wouldn't be politician.
| DEMOCRATIC COUNTY Cor. -'fhe Dem.
ocratic County Convention viii assemble