The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-05-19
BrLLtoyvILLg AND PANAca DOTS

Bullionville.
A lively poker game was running in
Bullionvilc during the fore part of the
week.
Transfers are hauling bullion to the |
terminus for Sl2 per ton, and are glad to |
get it at that price.
Engineer Burton, OF the Smelling Com
pany, is suffering with a very sore eye,
caused by the late sand storm in Bullion
vile.
We predict for this section, ere long, a
sensational occurrence Of more than usual
magnitude. See if we don't prove a
prophet.
The large tank at the warm spring
bath house has been recently caulked so
as to hold water, and now affords good
opportunity for those who like to take
dive.
Homely fellows ought not to be jealous
of their pretty wives, for the green.eyed
monster, like his Satanic Majesty, is
ALWAYS vi lIlC dicTt lUI u NlSblul, anu
when found he rarely escapes his clutches
this side of eternity.
Professor ID. Benjamin called meet
ing for Tuesday evening at Social Hall,
for the purpose OF organizing writing
school, but the venture proved failure,
not more than half a dozen small boys
being present The professor ought to
| join the church.
johnny Herman says that he will have
new potatoes for market inside Of week,
aud that his lucern crop will be ready to
cut in a few days. This is rather surpris.
| ing considering the backwardness Of the
crops here, and that his ranch is only
some forty miles south of Bullionville.
The Calico ball given by the young
ladies OF Panaca the evening Of the 10th,
having proved success, it now behooves
the young ladies of Phoebe to do some-
thing similar, besides some OF our gents
would like to renew the acquaintenance
SO pleasantly formed on that evening.
The trustees OF the water company
held meeting in the school-house Tues.
day evening that in great measure re-
sembled the annual picnic of their name
sakes of the Spring Valley Water Com
pany Of San Francisco, inasmuch as the
shares were literally sprinkled for the
benefit of the people
Il Mr.. and Mrs. Short are partly consolet
for the loss of their bright little boy VIII
lie, some months ago, the lady having
given birth to pretty baby girl Monday
morning. This bears out the Scripture
, passage which tells us that ''Thc Lore
returns an equivalent to his children TO
that which in his wisdom he sometime
i takes from them"
Il Wei learn that the young ladies Of til
Hub are offended with us for saying i
our report of the Calico shindig that tn
"Piochers " were left out in the "cold,
{ none of them having drawn a partner
r Now dear ladies, we meant that your mas
, culine escorts "gct left" your dear littl
selves having thrown off on them for on
s good looking boys. Fact, ladies.
. Our Bishop, previous to the Gallo
5 ball, expressed himself pretty freely i
t regard to the demoralizing influence
: that were sure to follow such an unhol
= assemblage, and cautioned the youn
e folks to remain away if they valued tn
. advice of the Lords Amounted, for, sal
!. the worthy man, the ungodly Pioche
i and whisky imbibing Bullionvillian, wi
be there in force, to incubate into yor
minds the seeds Of death and damns
d ton, not to speak Of the contaminatir
Is influence of the giddy waltz, which OF
d Of our writer's appropriately terms Il
!. dance of death.
a Professor Jorgensen gave one Of b
x popular exhibitions last Saturday eve
~ ing before select q audience Of Bullio
Is williams. The show, as advertised, W
IN rather mixed, the donkey and small b.
O. failing to put in all appearance; the pr
1t fessor, however, ably personated the
d. parts, much to the delight Of the sms
= boys, who wished nothing better than
~ hear him bray. The audience were afte
b, wards treated to samples of the pr
n fessor's ventriloquism, during which
ID voice up in the ceiling got in some go
ne ones on the Bullionville Justice, much
IN the discontinue of that bashful youth.