The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-18
auLLIoNvILLE AND pANAoA DOTS

we nave seen very ltIle lfult IN from
Utah so far.
Frank Carroll has resigned his position
at brother Wedges
That disconsolate scribe of local noto-
riety has gone and done ia BARRIERS
clip.
Miss Cynthia Langford, our village
belle. departed on Wednesdays stage
for Eureka.
Mr.. w. B. Short is experiencing con-
siderable difficulty in smelling the Day
ore from Jackrabbit.
The curling of mustache with a tooth
pick is one of the accomplishments of
Bullionvile dude.
There are tailings enough in Bullion
vile to keep the furnace running till
the first OF March, 1884.
Beautiful boquets, rivaling the roses on
the cheeks of lis girls, can be purchased
every morning at % cents each.
During the absence of G. Odell, Fred
Godbe will do the right thing by his lady
customer. For bargains, call and see
him.
Sid Hallowell has given up the saloon
business for the more manly and healthy
employment of concentration at the Zacho
works.
While visiting Bullionville on Monday
we heard mighty roar that shook the
old town like an earthquake 1t was
the whisper Of old man Ryan OF the
Wash.
1t is refreshing to hear the Bullionville
dudes accusing each other of writing
items for the RECORD, when this CIR
holds the lines, and their peace of mine
at her own sweet will.
In consequence of the inability of De
Pine TO do the sampling work correct.
at the furnace, Alfred Godbe has BEEF
put in his place. Alfred is a bright ant
promising youth, and favorite with II
girls.
Joe Conway was up to Bullionville Oh
MONDAY, it being the first time that h
was able to leave home since he met tina
painful accident, some months since
which came near Gripping him for life
His ankle is not quite well yet, but h
manages to hobble around with the al
OF crutches.
When the furnace was first started
Bullionville, and for a long time afte
ward, Mr.. Short the present foreman
found it impossible to secure the servic'
of any Of the able bodied huskies Of o,
village, they claiming that they preferre
to live few years longer. They hay
changed their tune, though, Of late, an
are now to be seen each morning aroun
the works, begging that gentleman for
job.
County Commissioner Ronnow al
Bishop Lee tried our patience again {
Sunday with rehash of the same o
story. viz: "The exaltation that awaite
the true tithing saint in the next hen
sphere, while the ungodly Bullionvillii
; and Piocher were furnacing each 9th
: in the lower regions for the edifcati'
/ of his Satanic Majesty" We shou
think the gentlemen, in the slang phra
of the term, would "take tumble,
even if we are isolated in the valleys
these mountains favorite expression
we can post ourselves on the sciene,
d the literature, and the principles tn
3 govern our Republican form of Cover
ment, the knowledge of which will ma
! US truer citizens in every respect and
less acceptable to our Maker.
!. In this age OF skepticism we are 7
!, surprised that there are so many uni
!. levers of our revealed religion; but rig
in our midst lives worthy brother, "
Is is living example that the Almigh
j in his own good time, vouchsafes to
e people all that is requisite for them
know. But we anticipate; here is
;. testimony as borne out by Brother G
M | Try: hHiic HuitinS sciay Hiuie
Z the hills east of Beaver, became Il
!, and after wandering around aimlessly
= a couple of days, re sted on the even
OF the second, completely exhausted, a
lie almost famished from hunger and thil
ID While in this state / saw a bright Iii
y illuminate distant peak, and diret
y, after l heard voice say, oh, Brot
i Gentry, come hither,. and You will
aa your mule. Recognizing the voice ;
81 divine command, i did SO, and 10 and
~ hold, there stood the mule, quit
7 grazing in deep ravine, while bubb
brook made music over its pebbly be
nm MEssRs. JOHN RYAN and Pat Ryar
M. Frisco, Utah, have been in town s.
Tuesday. They are on a trip of recrea
a and came over for the purpose of ha'
IT. look at the country. They report
~ mining matters in the vicinity of Fl
Tor are picking up, there being an increas
RS the number of miners now workin
Copper Gulch.
wn On Tuesday A. ]. Blair received
nd sad news of the death of his fathe
be Augusta, Maine. The old gentleman
vs.. the time of his death, was the ripe
80 -. uo 1;aJ nv, tho OIL inst