The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-08-04
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A hot lunch at 10 A. NJ. and p. st. is
one Of the attractions OF the Magnolia
saloon in Bullionyile. Come one!
Come all!
Rudolph Zachos concentrating tables
are running along smoothly on cleanings
from around the old mills. Zacho EN-
ploys four men, and is doing very well.
We learn from good authority that the
Smelling Company intend working the
residue tailings after they get through
furnacing. This will give us panacans
longer lease of life.
The late heavy rains have in a great
measure destroyed the hay and small
grain down the Wash. Al. Listens
place was covered over with couple Of
inches Of debris after the flood
The furnace fired up Tuesday evening,
and started Wednesday morning under a
full head OF steam, with a fair prospect
of making the longest run yet made, as
there are some 400 tons OF concentrations
piled up and ready for use.
Tho fact that Mr.. Frank Godbo did
not bring back partner, has revived
the dropping spirits OF the girls, and it
is now an open question as to who will
capture him. He treats both Mormon
and Gentle girls all so generously and
lovingly.
Mr. F. Godbe, who attended the Den
yer exposition, is enthusiastic over what
he saw in Colorado's Metropolis. He
says that Denver is far ahead Of Salt
Lake in every respect, which he attri-
butes to the energy and push OF its citi-
! Zens over those OF the latter.
Us girls think that the would-be belle
OF our village made grievous mistake
when she got soft on one of Gentry's
failing haulers at the Church dance on
the evening OF the oath, as such pro-
cedure will undoubtedly lower us all in
the estimation OF every respectable Gen
tile.
Brother Gentry, who has the contract
OF hauling tailings to the furnace, seems
to experience considerable difficulty in
getting men to do the work. The men
say that they are willing to work il prop
erly fed, but they will see him, or any
body else, in Hades before they viii toll
on carrots and siop.
There has been an immense amount OF
gold specimens taken from the Osceola
placer grounds. Mr. Godbe, Sr., has on
deposit at the Deseret Bank OF Salt Lake
a box containing q couple of thousand
dollars worth OF the precious articles.
One Of them is a beautiful sight to look
at, it being a large granite boulder thickly
covered with the yellow metal, and valued
at $500. The others are valued all the
way from 500 down to s..
The Buiiionville dude-for such an an
imal exists among the ungodly-betake.
himself OF an evening to the veranda o.
the Valley House, where he goes through
the customary pantomime OF his class, for
the edification Of couple of young fe
males, but to the distraction of the
sleeping inmates, who loudly proclaim
against the nuisance. and threaten dire
vengeance on his dudeship, if he doesn't
betake himself to some other locality.
Now that us girls have got the col
umns of the RECORD at our disposal, We
mean to give vent to our pent-up feelings
and in the meantime, woe be to the mas
culine who merits our displeasure. Fol
years we have been held up to the ridi
Guile OF the outside world, until the di
mansions OF our feet are as well known
, abroad as they are in our native village
But this is all changed, for now we hole
the lines and will refute such foul Sian
ders at our own sweet leisure.
While meditating upon my lonely con
dition few nights since, for / am nov
some years past sixteen, the matrimonial
opportunities that let slip through m,
, fingers arrayed themselves before me a
so many specters from our village grave
, yard. How it is, that cannot "catc
on any more, is beyond my comprehen
S sion, for | am fair of face, and round G
form. One thing is certain, however
ehS hi"o iS'io" Inab piCoCHto HiuSSil-
: outside OF yap-is my meat; and don
the RECORD ever forget it,
Since the return of your former col
: respondent from Salt Lake, he is putin
c on considerable airs, and will scarcel
, deign to notice us girls. My but how
Il would like to take that coxcomb dow
with a coat Of tar and feathers, but tn
It other girls have no nerve, and will nc
i stand in with me, unless it be to max
threats. Now, threats, when not carrie
g out, don't amount to anything; but, PEE
~ haps, after we get our Womans Pr
II tective Association thoroughly orgai
l. lied and disciplined, such blackmailel
will have care how they infringe on
10 girls privacy, and become witty at Il
:, expense of her feet, for if ours are larg
y we are not TO blame, and for one don
q think it is anybody's business, anyhov
lie OF the many bitter experiences tn
fall to the lot Of the average youth, mol
lie is more aggravating than the tolls of
le coquettish young female, who one m
1t ment twists INN around her little finge