The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-11-24
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w" sh'fpcn from tondor canyon.
The ducks nov are scared along N.
slough. Those sparks BOYS have either
k''led o. frightened them all away.
In all probability. the Smelling Com.
pany may resume operations about ns,t
June. II Is hoped that such will be the
ease.
u. u. McI.ans and r. Zscho are now
busy At work raising a ditch So AZ 10
carry satsr high enough for their tables
for concentrating
George 0dsll left yesterday morning
for Salt Lake. BY way Of st. George.
where he has gone to dispose Of goods 10
"ooley, Lund Co., Of the latter place.
Fred Godbe, accompanied by his ais.
ter, returned to Bullionvilie. Miss
Godbe will remain in Phoebe. IN after
the great event. when she will retarn to
Salt Lake.
Bro. Gentry returned to Bullionville
last evening from the railroad. He lost
six head OF horses on his way TO the
terminus. but after a threc-days search
found them.
The Italians who purchased 4 team and
left for Arizona about sir weeks since,
have returned to Bullionville, and con.
cluded they do not want anything south.
They intend remaining in Bullionville
this winter.
J. r. Duff and J. +. Ryan passed
through Bullionville on their return
from Chief District. They intend put.
ting on a number Of men this coming
week. and il the mines continue to i'm.
prove. will erect mill.
A letter has been received in Bullion
vile from Frank Matthews. the forger of
checks on the Smelling Company, stat
ing that he was then on his way to Mex
leo. He Is . nice young man. and is
very dexserous with a pen.
Miss Kate Courtney. who i. better
known as the Clover schoolmarm, has
been spending several days with us. She
left for Clover the last of this week.
Bishop Terry will now frequently cross
the line and preach at Clover.
Condor Canyon is the only lively place
in this vicinity. Mase Dixon and his
partners are making money out of the
tailings- The tailings are rich and assay
from $50 to $50. It il very cold In the
canyon and the fume freezes 1t night.
Us Panacans are willing to acknowl.
edge that the Gentiles are of some little
value. During last Saturday many of us
would have been unable to pay our taxes
If it had not been for taking our vegeta-
bles to Phoebe and disposing of them to
the ungodiy.
Before closing down, the furnace at
Bullionville cleaned up pretty thoroughly.
There is not any wood, coal or ore to be
seen about the premises. Everything
has been worked up. There are only
30 tons of fue dust left This is work.
ing pretty close.
1.-THE San Francisco Post published
an interview with Captain John Goldman
on the Mormon question, in which the
Captain starts the novel idea that it is
the Mormon women who should be pun
ished for polygamy, and not the men.
Beaver Record. The Captain has
probably several wives himself, and, in
his opinion, the women ought to be pun
ished severely for marrying such an old
goose as he is. The Captain is right.
There has been quite little excitement
in Bullionville this last week. A young
member Of our church, aged about ls
years, had the presumption of calling and
waiting on young Gentle lady, sweet
sixteen. The young lady's cruel father,
seeing the young Mormon around the
premises. and paying considerable atten.
ton to his daughter, demanded OF the
youth an explanation OF his business, at
the same time ordering the young imam
from his home. The young man, with
the courage of true Mormon, when there
is young lady in question, refused to
60, so the old man goes into the back
room, and the young man not wishing to
fill an untimely hole in the ground,
skinned out; but returns next day and
waited for the old folks to get away, on
"trip to the ranch, when he went into
the house. On the return Of the old
folks the young Mormon got out Of the
back door. The old folks say, that, in
spite Of them, the children are bound IA
get together, We are glad to note ouI
young Mormon boys going for the
Gentle girls, Before two months
pass there will DO several Gentle girls
married to Mormon boys. That's right
boys, keep on converting the Gentle
girls, and thus save their souls from ever
lasting damnation,
Tus Catlia family have moved dowI
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