The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-02-17
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y = Net afttf has returned o. liul'
lionsille
The tiger can b. iutertiewel nights Al
McMahons
\ dance was given Ia the school house
Wednesday evening. f,t the enjoyment
q our little ones.
Dan Ryan, the genial and accommodating
bar.kecp of Charley Stein. is making
himself very popular with the bullion
boys.
George odell has on hand at the Bul.
lionvills store some Of Dr.. llamilton's
lead medicine. which invariably cures
lead poisoning.
We learn tia, a young gent who for
merly resided IN this section struck
something better in Eureka than poker
game Lucky boy.
There was rather quiet payday in
Bullionville ON the 10th. Anthony Me.
Mahon opened faro game in the even.
ing. that relieved some II the boys Of
their loose change.
We were shown letter from party
at Mineral Park. Arizona. few days
since, and ii one half the writer says is
trnc about its large mineral deposits, it
will lie the livelicst camp on the Coast
inside OF a year,
An unfortunate. who has been suffer-
ing Tor some time back with rheuma.
tism. became intoxicated in Bullionvlle
Friday evening, and while in that con-
dition wandered ont into the tailings
pit, where he was found next morning,
more dead than alive with his feet and
hands badly frozen.
A naxy-haired youth. scarcely out OF
his teens, has become so enamored with
a young lady who was employed down
the Wash, that he has eaten nothing for
a week in consequence of her refusal to
accompany him to church on Sunday,
and if the young Miss don't relent, he
will probably out-fast DR.. Tanner.
We have an aspirant for pugilistic
honors in our village that will yet make
his mark in the p R., and possibly prove
a worthy opponent for boss Sullivan, as
he showed the Bullion boys few even
ings since the kind of a slugger that he
really was, by knocking bad man from
Arizona out of time in two rounds.
We passed a. couple of pleasant hours
at Mr.. Burton's singing school, in Bull
lionville. Monday evening, and was
agreeably surprised at the proficiency of
the scholars in that most beautiful of ac-
complishments, which calls forth the
better feelings of our nature. During
the evening several appropriate pieces
were rendered by the ladies and Mr..
Eastmond.
Bishop Lee informed the congregation
at the Sunday evening meeting, that
there would be dance in the church on
Valentines Eve, for the citizens of Pa
naca, which meant "that no outsiders
need apply" The dance came off at the
proper time, and was very hilarious
affair indeed, so much SO, that it came
near winding up in large sized row.
Of course the brethren are not to blame
in this, or other instances of the kind, it
is the bad example set by the Bullion
vile Gentiles that first led our young
men to pack bottles to such places.
We have heard it remarked very FIRE.
quently in Bullionville, that the Nor.
mons were two-faced in their dealings
with the Gentiles, and although pro
claiming them friends from their pulpits
they took good care to exclude them
from their dances and social gatherings
as they would some noxious or poisonous
weed from their gardens. We are sorry
to say that this is a fact to certain ex
sent in our village, and the sooner som'
of the brethren drop all such prejudices
and commence cultivating the spirit o
brotherly love, irrespective of religion.
dogmas, the better it will be for us all.
At Bullionville, Tuesday evening,
practical joker came near playing his las
prank on a confding public. In com
pany with others he entered Chimes
laundry, and seeing what he supposed t.
be two large oranges, one on either sid
of huge Chinese God. he thought i
would be fun to steal one, which he did
in very clever manner, but shortly
afterwards when he went to sample tn
, same his molars came in contact witt
some explosive material, and there was
crash as if battery of artillery hat
j turned loose, and when the youth re
gained his feet he was minus severa
hairs of his mustache, and a portion o
the extremity of his nasal appenadge.
Brother Findlay delivered an able dis
8 course Sunday evening at our place Q
| worship, and as we never had the plea.
E ure of listening to the gentleman expoun
a the gospel previously, we were please
when he stepped to the front for tina
J. purpose. He commenced by saying tina
J, when minister got up to speak before
= congregation he ought to feel within hir
: an inspirational power sufficient for til
transmutation Of thought, so that HI
J. hearers became imbued with his spiri
J hut IN the other hand. when that spir