The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-01
BULLIONviLLE AND PANAcA DOTS
NEW Wallpaper, all varieties. at
PoUJADE's.

f"PSA' NdIltIleS, at
PoUJADE's.
Zacho Il Go. will commence concentrat.
ing the coming week.
There IS but one saloon and one res.
taurant running in Bullionville.
Bullionville, and the few people now
residing there, are very forlorn appearing.
Bullionville recently lost one of her
most impartant citizens. The Swan took
fight.
Mcmahon is still under the weather,
suffering from loneliness and general de.
bility.
Archy Yoacham and Nick Miller will
work on claims in Chief District this
winter.
Justice Kelly arrived from Salt Lake
last evening. He says he prefers Nevada
to Utah.
Billy the Rustler has been very unwell
the past week. They say he has worked
himself down.
The weather here is very mild and
pleasant during the days. We could not
wish for better.
Bro Gentry left yesterday with the
last carload of bullion from the furnace
dump in Bullionville.
Bros. Hearty. Garden and Pippin, and
families, intend leaving for Arizona and
New Mexico next week.
At the rate some of our Panacans are
hauling carrots to Phoebe it is natural
for US to suppose that the ungodly, like
the cattle, eat much carrots.
Bro. Gentry's family left for their old
home in Utah. Gentry says he is afraid
if they remain in Bullionville any longer
they will be mighty apt to leave Nor
monlsm.
Since the close of the smelter at Bull.
lionville, our young men behave them
selves remarkably well and attend
church. They have no bad examples to
follow now as then.
Some thieving scounGrel at Bullion.
vile, the other day, broke open Nick
Miller's trunk, that had been left there
in charge of a party, and robbed Mr..
Miller of his wardrobe
The reflections of sunsets on the cloud.
in evenings, after dark, are exceedingly
enchanting. The red clouds are more
brilliant than the hair of that red-headed
girl old Dad Keele promised you.
Our little village is jogging quietly
along. Nothing has occurred to mar thu
happiness of our village people for many
a day. Us young folks enjoy ourselves
by having evenig gatherings at which w
indulge in all kinds of indoor games.
The four Langford boys left for Utal
this week, where they have large farms
purchased out of their earnings working
for the B. 8. Co. The Church ordered
them to leave, so that the influence O
the ungodly should be no longer upoI
them.
Bros. Nelson and Wedge have, during
the past week, been pulling down ant
hauling houses from Bullionville over II
Panaca. Bro. Nelson of Panaca hat
twenty span of horses attached to on,
house, which he was hauling to his res
idence.
Down at Yoacham's ranch the duck
are plentiful. It is one of the best place
for hunting ducks in the county. Mel
Miller is in charge Of the ranch, and b
bids all welcome who goes there. Nicl
is good rancher. He can beat the In
dams raising squash.
Theodore Syphus Of Panaca recent
went up to Milford, Utah, where be 60
on spree and passed some forged Bul
lionville Smelling Company checks.
dispatch was sent to Bullionville to lear
if the checks were good Word wa
sent to Milford that they were forge
and worthless. Syphus was arrested
but upon his refunding the money pal
on the checks he was released.
The following is taken from the Sal
Lake Tribune: miss Phoebe Lee, {
Tooele, Utah, toyed with the heart Of
I Bullionville, Nevada, miner last summe
He squandered some !coin in purchasiu
l her gewgaws, and when she finally prom
: ised to be his, he put Sl40 in her hant
with which to set themselves up in lif
, She came to Salt Lake shortly afterward
0 but instead Of preparing to keep hous'
It she went to receiving the attentions Of
t strange young man, in the hope Of shall
v ing of her Bnllionville lover, for who
she had conceived disgust. The low
4 put in an appearance on the scene a fe
~ days ago, and learning the situation
l. affairs, he went to the girls father, up'
d whom he made demand for the 81
:, and the presents given to Phoebe,
e pain of seeing her prosecuted for obtai
7, ing money by false pretenses. The Q
It man complied, and the money togeth
e. with the presents were returned" v
suppose when brother Ad. returns
III Buliionville he will demand the return
L. the big brass breast.pin he made pr.
I..kL> all ~ "