The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-12-16

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Z haflfs Askshlis departed ~ sais lake
hafidsy MORNING. ga Milford
Gsofge Blythe u liko. brough, 10
Bslliohtills lAielt two tons 81 ore fsam
his Mayao~sr mine tha, WORKED 100 -,
rer tor
Several italiaa eoalhuFhc-s and wood
choppers iudulgei in Tree iigh, in from,
q brother Wedges place on the evening
et the lr,h. Too much claret aboard.
Dan Nyswonger has .cld his place In
10 Our village TO Arthur Ice Tor the sum
o. 81 500. Dan intends leaving with his
la'niiy IN the spring for Green River.
COLORADO.
The rattle mania has sakcn possession
Of the Bullion folks, as there is scarcely q
night bat what an old watch, sprained
cayuse, or an eight.day clock changes
hands there.
In the absence OF George Odell. Master
Fred Godbe win attend to the company's
store. and will sell to the young ladies at
twenty per cent below cost prices. Come
and see him.
The Social Hall in our village has been
thoroughly renovated during the week.
the marks Of the terrible encounter,
whereby Ed. Coifey lost bis life, having
been carefully removed.
In one OF our items last week appeared
unintentionally the name Of our respected
townsman Nick Miller. We meant Nick
Millet. Hopes this anendc honorable
will be satisfactory Mr. Miller.
Messrs. Frank and Fred Godbe, and z.
Vallejo, purchased the "Fred" mine at
Hiko from Jack Baxter. The ledge is a
promising one, averaging six inches in
width and assaying 400 ozs. per ton.
The smelling company, and its EN-.
ployes, made up purse of 800 for
Charles Mckenzie, who is suffering from
paralytic lead poisoning. He has de-
parted for the Sisters hospital in Salt
Lake City.
The smelling company's furnace shut
down for repairs on the 18th and will
not start again until the LIST of January
The concentrating tables are running but
Will be shut down shortly for week.
orerhauling.
In the last issue, we used the term
Wedges Slippery Ephraim, in connec
ton with Jimmy Behind the Stove.
Now, Mr. Carroll don't mind being called
Slippery Ephraim, but he objects to b
classified with Jimmy, SO We hasten t
make the correction.
Prof. Meearrigle, of the Muddy, ren
dered some shoice selections from Pima
fore before large asdience Saturda
evening. What pity that such yoic
as the Professor has should be lost TO TIL
world, amidst the sagebrush and sand
hills Of the Muddy!
A saloon. keeper down this way badl
stands in need Of double-fsted bouncei
one that can readily handle those love
sick youths who are continually maxim
trouble in the family. To such perso
there is awaiting steady and profitzbl
position at No. 2, Main street, BullioI
vile.
A couple OF Bullisnites got into di
pute on Monday over the possession Of
couple of mallard ducks, during which
loaded shotgun, with both hammers We
back, was brought in close proximity
the other parties top-knot; friends int
fered about this time, and prevented Il
victims Of rat-gut from hurting ea'
other.
Considerable dissatisfaction exists
our village at present in consequence
= some of the brethren failing to do the
: share of the work that is required to
done occasionally on the water ditto
Perhaps these laggards have come to t
same opinion, as some OF our nelghbc
in Bullion, as to the superiority of whis
0 over the natural fluid, and when d
i. patronize brother Wedges little casket
}. As our Bishop was waiting on a la
u from Bullionville few days since,
: the Coop store, an aged squaw enter
o the establishment. The lady rememb
ing that she needed some washing dc
at home, asked the native why she did
o. come to Bullion any more. The ansv
re was not Complimentary to cur nelghbo
ID and it set the Bishop and his custom
ID blushing as they never blushed before.
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