The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-15
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II they will come back, and only full.
Gil half Of their promises, all will be for.
given.
Joe Grange has left, with his family,
for Utah. selling all his interests in Pa.
naca.
Robt McLane is now engaged in run.
ming concentrating table ON his own
hook at Bullunvllle.
The ball that was to have taken place
at Bullionville has been postponed till
some future period.
The muskmelons grown in Panaca this
season are very soft-uearly as soft as the
heads of Bullionville boys
Daring the week Miss Minnie Taylor
left Tor Salt Lake, where she intends
opening dressmaking establishment
Since the two dudes have gone to Jack.
rabbit, IN very lonesome. They were |
80 spoony and kept me supplied With
tatty.
The furnace in bullionville is now run.
ming good, though some trouble was ex.
pelieneed with the blower during the
week.
The contract for furnishing wood to
the Smelling Company has been renewed
at the old price and to the same COLI
tractors.
Mase Dixon. who is now engaged in
working tallings by the sluice-box proce $
III Conaor Can, on, appears to be satisfied
with his WORK.
The wife Of John Klingensmith, at
Panaca, last Monday, presented him with
a llt.le girl. As 1t i, their first child, the
young couple teel proud.
Mr.. Mcmahon has been, and now is,
quite unwell. | surInise that he has the
neart uisease, caused by the miik-cal
guIns back vn hIm. Poor Old CON.
At Dulliouville, the other day, Theo
Syp hus and Jensen had battle, and
Yanacas svn was victorious. Jensen
Luen Jumped the country, leaving many
" uiourn Ills dc yarture.
| T. Vallejo and Philip Klingensmlth
will leave tor FL Dorado Canyon. MIR.
klingensu,ith will meet his mother there
aud bring her hUine, while Vallejo Will
proceed on 70 Providence M,untaln, Cal
lorna, and join his brother.in law, Mr..
HUM, who Is superintendent Vi the
bonauza Company there.
Many Of the teams engaged in hauling
tailings, during the week, have drawn
utf, owing to the reduction in the price
paid for hauling, and 1t has kept Gentry
humping in eIideivuring to secure teams.
At the price paid for hauling, the team
sters could scarcely keep even; but when
1t came to reducing it, the teams drew
otf.
Los Atchison and Joe Eastmond, who
were prospecting for fux between Bull
lionville and Condor Canyon, found some
very good material that assayed $40 in
: silver. There has, from time to time,
been some very rich Il rat found in Con-
dor Canyon, bit No ledge has ever been
discovered, notwithstanding the rigid
searches made.
The stock Of plated jewelry in the vii
D lage Co Op. store, which had such run
q OH it of late, has been repleni he'd. U,
bellies now all do smile. If the presents
had been distributed promi cuously
among us, instead Of only to one, Their,
u would have been no complaint made
n Envy is a terrible thing. and us girl
4 could not bear the torture of with sssinl
n one of our number decorated with jewelr,
e while the balance were decked with Onl,
Y faded ribbons. Human nature j. Blu
e human nature, whether bad Or good.
u As the two doves. without feathers,
1t ,od toy tiier at tn- gate.
The Ill N I'D III ,iden fair;
le The su vent down; twas growing late
Ye. It IL they tsrrIed tn re.
* He gaze into her mild gray Eyes,
" Toy sith her slOura bair;
j. Th bri.h m on rose up in the sky,
ID And .till they tsrr Ell there.
!" H. .toop'd to kiss snow. h'te brow.
: Bit heard BIER ia hers tone--
"oh, Wary, 81 and Il ed the cow.
Or And let that ca,f q, h ,ne."
~ The superintendent Of the Smeitin
" Company at Bullionville informed sever
~ Of our Panaca boys working for the
N "that their bills at the store was t,
ee small, and if they wanted to work thel
they would have to run larger bills
he This, to girl up tree. looks preposte
et GUS, as they charge such extravagal
10 prices for articles at the company's stor
On 30 much IN IRE than they do at our Pana'
no Coop. and elsewhere, that when pa
day comes, our boys receive little or |
money for their services. 1t is all turnt
a into tine store. This is a severe blow
e's us girls. fur the boys are kept So. Pr
ed that they are unable to make us III
in pre- ents Of black silk stocking. and di
n,onh garters. Oh! If was only a ma
would run large enough bill for thu
0 abstraction. would purchase all t
nd logne, pinchback jewelry, hair oil, ri
he b ms, candy, etc., in the store and ma
IN presents to the girls, and then jump t