The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-28
BuLLiuNvILLE And PANAoA DOTS

lHe COfH III thc menus 10 loHt lScV ~
hight.
The celebration of the oath passed |
very pleasantly.
Q. Sparks has been sent on a mission
to Taylor District.
An immense stack of concentrations is
piled on the furnace dump at Bullionviile.
The Searle and Bird families have left
Clovor Valley for Green River, where
they will make new homes.
Obed Hamblin and Lille Adair of
Clover Valley were married last week.
The Hamblin girls are to be married
soon.
The concentration tables have been
doing big work since they started up.
They have never been known to do bet
ter work.
Frank Godbe, who went up to Salt
Lake to assist in celebrating the oath,
left that city on his return the following
day. Also Short and Kelly.
1t is rumored in Bullionville that Nc
Mahon will start up work on his mining
property in Pennsylvania District Nick
Miller will be superintendent.
The furnace his been placed in the best
of order and will fire up on the first of
August. II no accident should happen,
it will make the longest run it has yet
made.
1t would he well, We think, for those in
charge Of the Bullionville Smelling Com
pany to ship some of the residents OF that
town away as base bullion. They claim
to be loaded.
While engaged in shoveling tailings
ON Wednesday evening Joe Booker had
the end OF his little finger nearly severed
by an Indian hitting it with the SHARP
edge OF q shovel.
Wedges establishment continues te
be the faycrite resort of the pleasur,
seekers. Mr.. Carroll. the well-knowT
and genial mixologist, continues tbs
supervision Of the bar. and dishes Oul
those delicious lemonades 81 which u
girls are So fond.
i. c. Yoacham has christened hi
hotel in BulliOnviIle the VALLEY House,
in honor OF Us Panaca girls, the Lilies O
the Valley The best meal can Away
be had at the Valley House. The sleep
ing apartments have been newly FUR
, nished. The bridal-chamber Is lovely.
In the mornings. as the lady who de
livers milk to most OF the people of BuI
lionville, goes around attending to be
business, a benevolent old grzy-hsire
man, with winning smile, will Away
be seen standing In the door Of his plac
r of business, his eyes following the mil
) can about wherever it Is carried. w
fear his smiles are all in vain.
The ba:h-hOuse at the warm spnn
! has started up" again, so when Piocl
ers visits the village they can take
bath, which they all stand greatly
1 need OF. They can wash their persol
a clean. but they will never succeed
! cleaning their souls till they are baptizs
into the Church Of Lztter-day Saint
Mr. JOrgensen Is in charge OF the sprin
and has repaired the bath-house and p
q II IN excellent order.
: There l. nothing that can make such
! goose Of a man As an astnte young gi
; Your former correspondent, who recent
I, went to Salt Lake City, went there wi
: the view and for the purpose Of bel
baptized into the Mormon Church, hs
Z ing been promised by girl OF our villa
!. that she would marry him after he
:. came good Mormon. The young I'D
|. kept his word. and was baptized in 0
4 OF the wards in Salt Lake City. As
/ proDi Of his loyalty to the Norm
Is Church, it Is said, that lac paraded in t
a procession in that city on the oath a
a carried a banner, on which was inscrib.
m :" 1 will live and die Mormon" I
;, bad girl now tells that she will ne'
!. marry him. That she was only foolir
er 1t is feared by the young mans frien'
e that when he arrives in Panaca and leal
m the existing state of affairs, being o.
as morose disposition, that he will CONN
A suicide. He is expected to arrive
" morrow. He has the sympathy OF
Of girls.
ig Whisper it not in Gath, nor breathe
!" in the streets OF Ascalon, that us Pam
Il, bellies intend dressing in the highth
es fashion. We secured fashion bo
W. and learned from it that it was the ia
re ion to wear hoops this summer. and
ly it is said "you might as well be ou
Us the world as out of the fashion" us &
rs the other evening went around taking
le. the hoops from of the barrels, and
oh engaged in manufacturing hoop ski
y: Hoop skirts, says the book, are a v
gu cool and pleasant summer dress, and
Al. should say that there were, but us G
EN- could never entertain for one mon
OF the idea OF parading along the boulevs
y, dressed in nothing but hoop skirts
matter how cool and refreshing it |
icy may. Us girls intend to wear dresses {
CT, | tha hno,, Il ;rts. at laast I ln for Il