The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-10-18
BULLIoNvILLE AND PANAca DOTS


James Person reached here from Salt
Lake last Sunday evening.
Alfred Godbe departed for Milford on
Wednesday, where he will meet his
father and mother. who will return with
him to Bullionville.
About ten or twelve teams arrived in |
Bullionyille the past week, loaded with |
the material for the teaching tanks and |
bringing the cable for the tramway.
which is 1900 feet long.
On Monday evening last, at the resi-.
dence of Mrs. Sparks, there was held
social, and there was large number
there, who amused themselves in dane.
ing, singing and talking. Mrs. Sparks
is most genial hostess, and we all bid
her adieu at an early hour next morning.
+. D. farmer, c. T. johnson, John
Roedcr, Louis Sultan, A. NJ. Findlay and
missouri joe the administrator of the
Shannon estate, passed on their way
south, and will take in all the precincts
from here to the Colorado River. But it
will be awfully hard on Findlay after
election, when he finds ont Missouri Joe
took him in.
When the Democratic convention put
A. M. Findlay, and our second Joseph
Smith IN. L. Leg on the ticket, we all
supposed in Panaca that we had to stand
in for straight ticket and have glori.
GUS victory this fall. But suffice it to
say that such is not the case, some of the
Democratic candidates are going to be
very badly scratched next November,
and it will not be the fault of the young
men of our village either.
Charles and have made up friends.
! will have nothing more to do with the
bishop now, for his promises l now feel
confident were false. Yes, dear RECORD,
Charles and ! are friends again, and We
are both very happy. As we were walk.
ing out late the other evening, it being
chilly, Charley, the noble.hearted boy,
for the purpose of protecting me from the
cool night air, generously spread his arm
all around me. In this delightful manner
we strolled from one end Of the village to
the other. While thus occupying oui
time, the gentle zephyrs brought to our
ears the sound Of voices engaged in sweet
melody. We meandered in the direction
from whence the voices came, and aftel
proceeding for block, we espied severa
old men, standing beneath the shade Of
a tree, singing, I'm waiting, my darling
for thee" / asked Charles, "who wa
the darling of those poor, old men," ant
he said it was 1.-THE Sack" ! then asket
him if he meant Theodore Sack, who's
papa owned so many railroads and 8
/ much Lincoln county bonds, and he said
} "yes, that's the girl, )" and grabbed me u
in his arms, raptuously pressing me t
his bosom, exclaiming, ''you innocent lit
4 tie dear!' and imprinted such kis
on my mouth, the report OF which woul
:, have drowned the voice of the artiller
of the heavens. The explosion of tina
J kiss must have frightened those good me
: nearly too death, for they scampered ava
i like so many boys, trying to get out
;. an orchard, with big dog after them.
i felt the ground tremble under my feet.
II Candidates have been thick in our vi
It lage of late, and were perfect nuisance
o They called at the houses, expected tt
n inmates to invite them to meals, an
| l. 80 hay,ooIyoo IN
!. These are not the kind Of candidates TIL
r US good church people ike-they we
q all broke.
e Allen Nelson met with an accident
:. Thursday by load Of wood falling
!. him. No bones broken.
" One of the candidates called at o
to domicile to see papa, and made hims'
u generally disagreeable, but unlike maj
1T candidates, this man was not liar.
m told papa, when sister and | were In t
$, room. that he had two very nice daugl
ct ers. and one of them docking at me
~ the time he was talking) was perfect
he tie beauty. He caught me by the arm a
ou pulled me over on his knee, and won
Il, YOU believe it, the wretch puckered
st his lips and made motion to su
by the balm of youth from off my cheek.
Jumped away from him. | don't buy
ssBalm Of Youth" at q dollar and h
mt a bottle to feed candidates on.
Papa has relented, and says he ne'
es. will talk cross to me again, if prom
IN not to tell any more family secrets
ms that he would buy me new bonnet.
he saws a poke bonnet would be very, ST
to able for young lady Of my STYLE.
nd cause was always poking my nose II
en-, places l ought not to.
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d. Ell DORADO. Hon. r. s. Clapp, '
icy left here some three weeks ago on
tn vate business for FL Dorado Canyon,
all turned last Sunday from his trip.
ice; states that the outlook there is brig
my All appears prosperous. The l5'sta
mill Of the Southwestern Company
I'm. kept steadily running. and the little
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