The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-07-21

1t is still a heating.

The Three Graces Mcmahon. Nc.
Carter and Miller of Bullionville.
There are sufficient r. 4 L. tailings at
Bullionville to keep the furnace going
for eight months. .
The report that went forth short time
ago that the tailings was failing in metal
is incorrect. The tailings being worked
assay well in both silver and lead.
Our vegetable gardens are thriving.
The potatoes, carrots, peas, and all
garden truck. are doing exceeding well.
Us Mormons will never consent to let the
Piochers starve SO long as they can pay
for their vegetables.
There is a big improvement, the Bull
lionyille people think, in a boarding
house run by Caucasian to one in charge
of Celestials. MIR. Yoacham sets an excel.
lent table and his boarders are all getting
fat, therefore happy. Everything is kept
neat and clean.
1t had a nice, sweet, darling beaux,
who wished to marry me, no mother, no
father, no big brothers, no church mem.
bers, no bulldogs nor shotguns, could
keep us apart. ! would poison the old
folks, shoot the bulldog, then fly to my
lovers arms. That's the kind of a Nor
mon girl we are
The transfers from Utah give a good
account of the crops in that Territory.
The grain yield of the Sanpete Valley
will greatly exceed that of any prior sea.
son. The farmers are all busily engaged
in gathering their creals. The Lord has
most lovingly smiled ON the people of San
pete this year.
l really believe dear old Brother Find
lay contemplates committing polygamy.
For the several past Sabbaths he has been
in the habit of resting his spectacles on
the end of his nose, looking lovingly over
the glasses into my brilliant eyes and at
my rosy cheeks. | verify beiive he de.
signs making me No. 2. You young chaps
had better hurry up, or else the old man
will get ahead Of you, for we can't always
wait patiently.
McMahon's pigeons and quails in Bu'.
lionville are gradually dying off. They
will soon all disappear. Owing to the
poisonous tailings laying around SO thick,
and the water being pregnant with
the poison, it is with difficulty that either
bird or beast exist any length of time at
Bullionville. A calf was suddenly taken
with spasms the other evening and died.
This must be the cause of the male popu-
lation of our village. while visiting Bull
lionville, never drinking water. Uncle
John B. always was fearfully skeert of
gettin' some of that pizenous fluid into
him, that's why he always swallowed the
darkest kind of liker. gat
On Tuesday next, the Oath, us follow
ers of Joseph Smith and Brigham Young
will celebrate the entrance of the Nor
mons into the Land of Zion, and we in.
tend doing it in good style, too. During
the forenoon the festivities will consist of
prayers, speaking, singing, and such
other doings as will be appropriate for
the occasion, and the afternoon will be
devoted to games and amusements for
the benefit of the young children, while
the evening will be occupied by us girls
and boys who are budding into woman and
manhood. You can bet that we will have
lovely time. No GeDtiles need apply.
The Oath of July is as big girl as 4th Of
July ever was, and Brigham Young coulG.
tell as big lie as George Washington
ever did, but he didn't want to- notwith.
standing the statement made by the Gen.
tiles to the contrary.
We would like for the councilmen of
our village to pay some little attention as
to having the crossing over the water.
bitches repaired and placed in proper
condition. The planks across the bitches
are too narrow. Last evening, as Charles
and l were vending our way along the
boulevard, beneath the foliage of the
grand old willows, the flower gardens
and corrals filing the air with their fra
GRANGE, we came to crossing, construct
GU Ooo Va E3dHh iout iuCuCS III WluCU,
placed across the water ditch, on which
people were to cross over. 1t was dark,
and as was walking over the plank,
made misstep, and kersock my foot went
into the ditch, and up shot gigantic
waterspout under my clothes. The acci.
dent occurred so suddenly, the water
flying upward against me, that it took
my breath away, and for moment /
labored under the impression that an
artesian well had sprung leak under
me, so screamed, and dear Charles res
cued me-. 1t was somewhat humiliating
for young girl to be placed in this pre-
diciment, but the evening was sultry and
and the water was very cooling, then,
Charley won't tell any one.
THERE is considerable sickness in town.
The infant of Mrs. Geo. Nesbitt was
not expected to live the first part of the
week, and Mr. Nesbitt, who was in San
Francisco, was telegraphed for.
CHARLEY STEIN, bad man from Hike,
arrived on Tuesday. So far, he has not
eaten any person, but there il no telling