The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-01-27
RULLIoNvILLE AND PANAcA DOTS

's'S NuiiAiH inc Ntths
Charley o'Neil is putting up large
quantity of ice at his place in Condor
Canyon
Love Davis had one Of his ears badly
frozen last Friday evening, while return.
ing from Jackrabbit with load of ore.
Butler and Brant, of Colorado, bought
from Mrs. Anderson, of the Wash, 40
head of stock cattle, and l6 from Charley
Mathews, at s25 per head.
China Joe is going to open chop
house in Bullionville. What gormandiz-
ers those ungodlys must be for they have
already two eating houses.
Jack Baxter brought to the furnace a
ton of ore from his iron mine, at SIAM
pede Gap, that assayed S24 per ton in
silver and 10 per cent. in lead.
Miss Mary Findlay has been slightly
indisposed during the week from the eff.
fects of bad cold. Miss Mary's many
friends will be happy to see her around
again.
We learn from young Maitlock, who
lately arrived from Ell Dorado Canyon,
that the Southwestern Company's mill at
that place will shut down in the course
OF week for want of wood. He reports
the camp as very dull.
Dick Millick reports the mill ont at
Ward as running at its full capacity,
also that the Taylor mill. in Taylor Dis
trict, is to have an addition of fifteen
more stamps, and be started up as soon
as the cold weather abates.
On Tuesday J. V. Keely, as agent for
Lillinthal 4 Co.. wholesale liquor mer-
chants of San Francisco, placed an at
tachment ON some liquors bought from
that firm by Rudolph Anderson, and
lately disposed of to J. Stephens of Bull
lionville.
At the expiration Of the school term in
our village the Bullionville people ought
to try and secure the services of Miss
Renia Keats, as she is an accomplished
young lady and the proper person to in
still into the minds of their children the
principles of common school education.
The skating ground below Panaca pre-
sented an animated appearance Sunday,
as the village girls were out in force, as
well IS some ladies and gentlemen from
Bullionville. The ice, however, was not
very good, it being too uneven, and in
some places covered over with an inch or
two of water.
Dan Nyswonger is busily engaged Sc
curing colonists for Green River, Colora-
do. Dan intends making that section
his future home, and having more land
there than he can conveniently utilize, he
is Offering young married men good
layout. The offer is so tempting that
our partner is seriously thinking of mi
grating, in which case we will lose ere
long the belle of the village.
The marriage in high life that was to
take place few weeks ago in Bullion
vile, and Of which mention was made of
in the RECORD, has been indefinitely
postponed in consequence of the financial
embarrassment of the would-be bride.
groom, and now the fair lady who came
SO near being wife for the third term is
left to mourn her sad fate and console
herself as best she can in the company of
rejected suitors.
Mrs. Al. Hooper gave one of those
sociable little cray bees Tuesday even
ing, that is the delight of the young
folks, inasmuch as they open up way
for an unlimited amount of love-making.
On the evening in question the young
gent who sewed the largest ball of scraps
was entitled to an osculatory hug from
the belle of the evening, and under such
allaring conditions, We stitched and
stitched, and pricked our fingers, and
might have won the coveted prize if we
had paid less attention to coquettish
young charmer, directly in front, but
then the successful stitcher's "belle of
the ray bee," was not ours, so we are
satisfied,
We listened to a very interesting dis
course Sunday evening delivered by Mr..
Wadsworth. Sr., on the revelations and
covenants disclosed by the Prophet
Joseph, at the CORTLAND Temple, Bro.
Wadsworth is very earnest speaker and
carries conviction to the minds of his
hearers in very foroible manner, Bishop
Lee followed, in few well chosen re-
marks, advising the brethren to follow
the Lords example in their dealings with
tho "outsiders, "and il imposed upon, to
bear in mind the words, Father, forgive
them, for they no not what they d. The
services closed with prayer from the
venerable Father Keele, IN which our
neighbors in bullionyille and Phoebe were
not forgotten,
Skating is very nice aud exhlaratng
study, when seated on fence rail the
fayorite position of your scribe--as the
manouyers OF the sliders, as they oe-
casionally coquette with the hard and
treacherous face of mother nature, is full
Of the poetry OF motion although tinged
with the color Of naicnlei but then there