The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-05
BRISTOL ITEMS.


@ BRISTOL ITEMS.
Johnny Blair and family arrived on
Wednesdays stage.
A lively four-bit.ante poker game at |
McCarter's during the week.
If the present fine weather continues |
the furnace will start by the 18th.
Four parties played twenty-five games
Of quoits on Wednesday for six dollars q
game.
A party of ten Italians, with four
horse team, departed on Tuesday for
Bodie, California.
We learn that the liabilities are highly
pleased with the young lady teacher,
Miss Lena Clinton. SgtI Hsa&G
Mr.. Barton informs us that he will
have 100 head of stock hauling ore and
coal in few days.
A late arrival came all the way from
the Mendha in quest of shoe-buttoner.
Queer fellows those Carbonate chaps.
The lOO.ton ore bin at the Day mine,
and also the many drifts and Slopes, are
full of rich carbonate ore from the late
strike on the fourth level. t...., Ia
Louis Sultan returned on Monday,
and says that outside of Phoebe there is
no place like Bristol. Louis ought to
take a second and then Bristol would be
equally as nice as the metropolis. ssg
| A dollar stack! Come in or you'll
get left! is becoming monotonous; for
the rawhides have already been depos-
tied and the boys-well, they have been
cleft" pretty badly on the ragged edge
Of bankruptcy. s.s4 aas.s
| Last week after our items had gone to
press the school trustees postponed the
| opening of their establishment until some
time in the latter part of the month.
This accounts for our mistake as to the
opening of school on Monday last.
/ Our citizens have ''tumbled," in the
vernacular Of slangology, TO ight.6n.
gered individual sojourning in our midst,
and as Bristol is not overly healthy for
such gentlemen Of leisure, he had better
look 'leetle out" or take q ride on
shank's mare. A word to the wise Is
, sufficient.
II Brother Rarton Is rather unluckv with
n ,: 4.
"olse-nesn anu ouseieS' AVE- au'4hs WY
, past few months he has had half dozer
. runaways. In one instance himself anc
, w;fe both had very narrow escane hotl
being thrown from the buggy, while thu
eeam wens suanpeline vn,o ~ , rs mn. -
, smother one Of those buggy catastronhie
over at the Rabbit. His span of youna
. grayss, becoming frightened az incl
an d.. eo W. "a ;,'st oi;rhtad 49, ~.
: thirty Yards through the snow. He es
t | caped unhurt. however. but the rig wa
! connletelv demolished.
The rumor that the .. >. company ar
!, about to start up again at Bullionville
n nlea.;nc to our bachelor ear. for we ar
q | - e AZ. .I..l ..-~ o-l L.
.'ie" VI 'niS sase ,. o"p aA1 Ao"s
y ingly yearn after those dear little charm
: ers of Panaca, and the pleasant day
J, | spent in their company while rompin
:, through the willows in Condor Canyon
and playing "hidc and go seek" in tn
/ corn and lucern patches of the villag,
e Oh, Panaca, and fair Panacans; those d
u | liphtful remembrancos lead us to eXclain
2 like Moore in his farewell to the Vale
Avoia Iw iai shoM 1 ar, a.s i ~ r ":.,s
e
ii A wandering tramp paid the town
!. | visit early in the week and at once con
menced raid on the chicken coops an
:. outlying cabins. Tuesday night
: effected an entrance into the bedchamb
. of Mcrsrtar taking tberefron, a conn
: Of suits of underclothing, pair Of ligl
: walking shoes and a. $50 overcoat. Z
:. discovering the larceny next mornin
e lack 0,Rrion and Tom Gillian cave Chas