The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-03-17
BULLIONvILLE AND pANAcA DOTS

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A miners meeting will be held on
Tuesday, at Lewis Kleine's brewery, in
Highland.
Our Coop has a large and varied stock
of goods on hand that are being disposed
of very cheap.
John Deck brought 600 pounds Of
Comet ore to the furnace last week that
sampled over 800 ounces per ton.
Bullionville is coming to the front, two
faro games being the nightly attraction,
with several knock downs on the side.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barker, of Bullionville,
lost very promising little girl of four
teen months, the child having died very
suddenly on Monday, from some unknown
cause.
Billy Sprouse found what he considers
a promising claim not far from Comet
District. He disposed of 200 feet to
County Commissioner Ronnow in consid.
Grafton of 5000.
John Hearty and his newly married
bride moved into their new residence in
Bullionville on Monday. John has a
comfortable home, pretty wife, and
should be happy.
We learn that the smallpox is raging
I'm the town of Panguitch, Utah, having
been brought there by an Indian from
the terminus of the Santa Fe and New
| Mexico railroad. in Arizona.
Joseph Barker returns thanks to
Messrs. Colby and Gentry. and the en-
ployes of the Smelling company, for
their liberal donation during his hour of
sickness, and the death OF his child.
Fred Godbe arrived in Bullionville on
Tuesday mornings blackboard from Salt
ating during the pastfew months. Bull
licnville welcomes Fred as good fellow.
Oar italian citizens celebrated the 10th
instant in grand style, and if stranger
was to drop into Bullionville he could,
with little a stretch of imagination, con-
slider himself beneath the orange and fig
trees OF their sunny land.
Bullionville has been Evelier during
the week than We have ever seen it,
both the saloons having done rushing
business at a bit snifter, which low
standard seemingly encouraged the boys
to lavish expenditure of their hard
earnings.
The pulling of two opium dens in
Bullionville, Tuesday night, and the
arrest and conviction of ten of the fire.
quenters thereof. together with the cap
ture of three joins, and lot of the de-
basing drug, caused quite little ripple
of excitement at the time.
Jack Baxter brought some ore to Bull.
lionville last week from Blind Mountain
that assayed in silver AS ounces. Jack
would not trade places with President
Arthur, claiming to have four feet of
| such rock, but as he learned the art of
stretching the yard !" while sailoring,
his veracity is to be doubted on some
occasions.
George Galloway, lately in from Bull
Valley, showed us what he claims to be
an average piece OF ore from his new
find on the middle forks of the Beaver
Dams, that assayed sixty ounces in silver
and fifty per cent. lead. He says that
there are several Reefites buisily engaged
prospecting the vicinity and with very
| fair results.
The Rustler informs us that he has
withdrawn from the official bonds of the
Justice of the Peace at Bullionville, be-
cause he was too fast. Rather thin,
| William, you do so because the Justice
gave that scrubby brother of yours a
wholesome thrashing not long since, also
because the Justice failed to let you run
his office as you attempted on Tuesday
by demanding, in a bullying manner, be-
fore several parties on the street, the
postponement OF trial until 3P. NJ, that
was set for 10 A. NJ.
The ladies present at John Hearty's
marriage-which included all of our vii.
lage belles-were greatly disappointed at
the shortness OF the ceremony. declaring
that it was no marriage at all, because
the ask and answer business was dis.
pensed with; but the young Misses
should take into consideration the mex.
perience OF that Bnlhonville Justice in
such matters, also the fact that he is ex-
tremely bashiul when in their presence,
having bachelor dread OF being asked
by one OF them to pool issues for LIES
term,
We attended church Sunday evening,
and passed a couple OF virtuous hours
listening to the brethren eypound the
gospel Mr., Clump Lee spoke for some
time on the revelations OF the Prophet
Joseph, and the beauties Of the Latter,
Day gospel, which revealed to mankind
more fully than any other creed the life
beyond the grave, Uncle John Atchison
was the next speaker and pleasantly
entertained the congregation with rem,
iniscences Of early life in Utah, and
the hardships OF crossing the plains Oh
scanty rations, Observing large mum,