The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-12-13
BULLIONvi.LE AND PANaca DOTS

Flour is selling in our village for s.. 20
per hundred.
Billy Ceiling and Willie Sparks are
slaughtering the n allards and disposipg
OF them at four.bits each.
The first snow OF the seasons visited
us pure and beautiful Panacans on last
Sabbath night.
A rent in the clouds, streak of sun.
shine, a glorious opportunity, when
Charles is near.
Alfred Godbe and wife, and Earnest
Godbe--Ars brother; not his sonar.
rived in Bullionvllle ON Tuesday night.
Polygamy is fashionable in Utah and
bachelorhood in Nevada. OF the two
evils give me the former, for a part of
man is better than no man at all.
1t is quite common for a fellow to
court the old woman to gather in the
daughter, fact to which my dear mother
eau swear, as she has been there these
many times, but it is rare for fee to be
paid a Bishop to accomplish the same
purpose, as was lately done by little
| golden haired fellow that resides in Bull
| liouville.
The Hulse boys have built them neat
and substantial frame house in our vii.
lage. The next move, we presume. will
be the taking unto themselves some of us
bellies.
George w. McLane, the cold. FLOODED
murderer of Fred Wallbaum, who e..
capped the gallows few years ago in this
county on legal technicality, is receiv.
ing considerable attention down south,
having been run out of Tombstone, Arr.
iona, at the muzzle of pistol, and from
Sonora, Mexico, by the authorities.
Mr.. Phillips, assayer and foreman for
the B. s. Co., while doing some work in
the teaching room, Saturday evening,
dropped valuable gold watch di-tance
of some twenty feet. When picked up
it was in condition that an Irshman
terms smithereens.
The Bullion boys, in anticipation of g
dance with us girls last Friday evening
logged up in their Sunday go-to-meeting
clothes, but they were doomed to dsap
pointment. as no dance took place. Ii
the future we shall give those rag-tag
failing coated fellows the G. b.
} The gaming.table destroys all class dis
tinction We have seen the leperous Chi
naman. the brigandish son Of Italy, tn
burly Irishman, the suave Yankee, ant
the thick Tipped Negro, all seated pro
, mi,cuously while endeavoring to rob eacl
, other at the most fascinating Of games
draw-poker.
s MIR. Roberts, the gentleman who cam
to Bullionville from Salt Lake City fu
the purpose of making brick for the Blu
Iionvile Smelling Company, has done re
o markahly we'll, having turned out l30, OO
. OF very Superior article. The compan
, require about 70, 900 more brick, and a
+ though the weather is anything bu
n favorable to brick making, MIR. Robert
q seems confident that he can make the n
e quired number.
h For real beauty and lovely form, tho;
y girls from the East are unable to vie wit
e us Panaca girls. Mamma says when
hump myself, elevate the rear OF m
dress with pumpkin cut to fit, my pol
s. bonnet on, my cheeks proped out wit
N plumpers, and paipatating machine
=. the bosom of my dress, and couple I
-. pounds OF Utah's best scattered over n
- lace, for superb shape and celestial beaut
. | can knock the bangs off from anythlI
!, that ever sot huff on alkali dirt, and 81
" doesn't care whether the critter com
- from the Pacific or Atlantic.
ny There is a party at Bullionville tn
IN glores in the cognomen of Sailor Jack
although, if we Judge from his $50 poun
TX avoirdupois, it must have been a lo
et time since he smet salt water. Jack
nd peculiar broth Of a boy, with fon
so ness for strong liquor and square me-
,er Of the former, he can punish quart
le- gulp, and the latter, we'll it would Gu
he a dvspeptic to see him eat. We mentl
he this latter fact as warning to Ploc
he restaurant keepers, who per chance m
find Jonathan at their table some ola
l.. and having some regard for their regu
'n.' customers, may find it inconvenient to
Is without any eatables in the hou
ny Jacks wife, poor woman, lately found !
he affinity in the person of yap teamst
mo somewhere in the neighborhood OF
,,re classic precincts of Beaver, and II JUG
70. Twist, before whom the divorce pap
ia have been laid, is consiaerate pers''
,en he will sign the document without eht
ing into the pros and cons OF the case'
his In the cleaning of December ev
the ing young couple might have d
ia seen standing on the picturesque he'g
the of Court House Rock. The lovers
18th such they were, seemed impervious
req the cold biting wind from the sn
no capped turrets Of Phoebe Mountain, a
ne sang a requiem among the lear
branches of the giant cottonwoods