The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-06-30
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Strawberries and cream at Wedges.
l02 in the shade at Bullicnville last
Wednesday afternoon.
The Smelling Company will paw of
their employees on the Sd of July.
The furnace will shut down on Mon
day and will not start again until the lst
of August.
Judge Goodrich and Nick Miller are
overhauling the Bullionvillo restaurant
preparatory to Mr.. Yoacham's entry.
That Bullionville representative Of
Boston capital has departed for Frisco,
Utah. Another opportunity for some
dsmnphool.
The mail rider informs us that Joe Con.
way, of the Wash, has been suffering ex.
cruciating pain since he was thrown from
his wagon last week.
Mrs. Gentry and Miss Clara Gentry Of
Bullionville departed this evening for
Beaver, Utah, at which place they will
remain until the LIST of August.
MIR. Short and family will depart ON
Monday for their home in Salt Lake
City. Mr.. Short will be absent about
three weeks when he will return to take
the formanship again.
Bullionville is distant only a mile or
SO from our village, and still their Their
mometers mark several degrees of heat
more than ours, which is another proof
that the Lord favors our people.
A young friend of ours has ordered
several thousand feet of lumber for the
new house that he is going to erect in
our village. The boy means biz; bull
dogs and shotguns only acting as inceh-
tives to his energy and determination.
The Bnllionvillians held picnic at
McMahon's saloon Tuesday evening,
during which all hands got boozy. The
programme consisted OF singing and
dancing, interspersed with iugelery and
ventriloqui m by professor Jorgensen and
MIR. Martel from Silver Reef.
Mr.. Gentry's failing haulers laid aside
their shovels Tuesday evening and made
an attack on G. Odell's stock of liquors,
during which they punished SIS worth
of the cooling beverages. This is strange.
as we did not think that good Mormons
got drunk like common scrub Gentiles.
If there is one trait tina. we admire
more than another in the female charac-
ter, 1T is constancy; SO give us the girl
every time that remains true to her beau
ideal, despite the preiudicial reasoning
OF her parents, especially when said rea-
soning is the outgrowth Of religious intol.
erance and bigotry.
Mr.. John Wedge is the possessor of
one of the incest places in our village,
and his estimable little lady has few
equals as culinary artist. Both these
facts 20 to make the "retreat" an oasis
to the jewellers of the surrounding valley.
not to speak of the No l brand OF LIQUORS
and cigars that is constantly on hand.
and which is rarely found in mining
camp.
Our people are going to celebrate the
Fourth in becoming manner. A large
bower will be erected on the Public
Square, where the Declaration of indie
pendence will be read, and other adj
dresses of a patriotic nature delivered
Judge Findlay has been appointed orator
of the day. Refreshments will be served
by Miss Mary Findlay, Miss Annie Rice
and Miss Lee.
Archie Yoacham has rented the whole
of the Bullionville Hotel-not merely the
restaurant part as we mentioned in last
weeks "Dots and is fitting it up in
first.class shape for the benefit of the
travelling public, who are often COM
PEELED to go to Panaca for accommoda.
tions, A bar, well stocked with the
finest liquors and cigars, will be one of
the attractions of the house. ~
A party Of ladies and gentlemen from
Phoebe, Bullionville and our village re.
paired to the picnic grounds in Condor
Canyon on Saturday, where they turned
themselves loose for good time under
the willows. The party was well sup
piled with all those little nicknacks in.
cidental to picnics, the least being lib.
eral supply Of ice cream and lemonade
for the ladies. The programme, outside
of love.making, consisted of dancing,
singing and croquet playing, with i
swing for the fair ones on the side. The
most laughable feature Of the occasion
was the antics of rather fresh young
man from the hill, Of masher proclivities,
who, upon getting cheated out of his
lady love. took it upon himself to act the
clown for the party. ia.
As the different camps throughout the
State are organizing " Horrible" process
sions to parade on the Fourth of July,
would it not be well for Piochers to do
likewise. We could very easily get ap
such procession, with little or no ex-
pense. All we would have to do would
be to get some Of the Panaca bellies to par.
ade through our streets. With the Pa.
naca girls mounted astraddle of horses,
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