The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-02-02
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three days has entirely obliterated from
the valley all traces of the beautiful.
Dolf Laundrich, who has been working
down. at Ell Dorado Canyon for the past
two years. died lately at Fort Mohave,
from pneumonia.
Al. Hooper furnished the musicians
for dance at his place, Tuesday evening,
but as there were not any ladies in at
tendance it proved failure.
John Smith and John Hearty took
their departure for FL Dorado Canyon on
Wednesday afternoon. The former goes
to bring home his mother, and the latter
to seek employment.
In case the Bullionville Smelling Com
pany should ever want to start up their
furnace again, they will have to put in
new crucible, as the old one is completely
demolished, parties having torn it up in
their search for bullion.
Some of the Bullionvillians are sending
East for electric hair brushes, with
view toward warding off badness. Better
send for some patent leather pads, gentle
men, to wear inside the breeches, when
you visit our church dances.
1t seems that the three parties concen-
trating the Raymond & Ely tailings at
Bullionville are doing very well. They
have about fourteen tons Of very fair con-
trations ready for shipment to Salt Lake,
that will net them some 5000 clear of ex-
penses. This is the result of two months
labor
One of our elders is jubilant over the
discovery that the apple Of his eye, the
comfort of his old age, and the life of the
household, has renowned for all time the
company of outsiders, having lately taken
up with one of her old school-mates.
Shades Of Mcconnell, Hunt and Aguayo,
look down upon Us.
As brother Henry Wedge was vending
his way to the Coop, he was savagely
attacked by grown hoodlums, who merci-
lessly pelted him with hardened snow
balls. After gaining the shelter Of the
store, however, Mr.. Wedge armed him
self with an axhandle and made it lively
for the boys, as they beat hasty retreat.
This winter has been one of the finest
in the recollections of our oldest resi-
dents. The days have been Of Floridan
temperature in their warmth, with the
nights just cold enough for the enjoyment
of luxurious rest, while only few miles
North and East of us Jack Frost and old
Daddy Snow have been piling it on pretty
thick. Truly, We are a blessed people
and the chosen of the Lord
Late Sunday night couple of sneak
thieves took the door off brother Wedges
chicken coop and distracted therefron
eight chickens and fine turkey gobbler
The parties are known, however, an In
dian having tracked them to their resi-
dences the next morning, and as one o
them is still in Panaca, he will be turned
over to the officers of the law if he doe
not make restitution forthwith.
Old Mrs. Atchison, more familiarl,
known to the young folks of the villag
as Grandma Atchison," passed quietl,
away on Monday evening, to that bourn
from whence no traveller returns. Tn
old lady had passed her eighty-first motel
in the present century when the Lore
summoned her to the Spirit Land. TIL
funeral took place on Thursday evening"
and was largely attended by host @
sorrowing friends.
The Bullionville store was robbed o.
Wednesday morning between one an
three o'clock. Fred Godbe, who tend
the store, went over to Panaca in tn
J evening for the purpose of attending
party given there. When he returne
) the next morning he found one Of tn
: windows taken out OF the building
After examining the premises the onl
things missed were about 500 cigars an
20 pounds OF tobacco. A broken knife
blade was found on the window.sill, an
this led to the suspicion of John Hearty
: formerly blacksmith of the Bullionvil
| Smelling Company. The tracks of
t horse was followed, that came over frol
Panaca and returned. Hearty left q
{ Wednesday afternoon for Ell Dorado Cal
yon, but the officer went after him, an
he was overtaken at Louis Sharp
!; ranch. When they examined this ind
!; vidual's buds box of the missing ciga
!: were found tied up in his overcoat on IL
saddle. and couple of pieces of tobact
!. was found in his pocket. A knife WI
found in his pocket that the piece
broken blade fit. Hearty was brougl
!. up to Phoebe Thursday night for sa
v keeping, and was taken back to Bullion
vile on Friday to have hearing befo
i the Justice, and as the proof against hi
y is pretty conclusive, it is likely that
will be bound over to appear before tt
s. Grand Jury. Most of the stolen goo
!. were found in Panaca. Hearty but r
~ Gently went to Panaca, and it must
! said, to the credit of the Panacans, tn
y he is in no way connected with the pc
pie of that village, although there is
Is slight suspicion that man of that pla
. | xuas coonizant of the foct thot the ato