The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-10-25
BULLIONvILLE AND pANACA DOTS
Our weather is delightful.


Many of our good old men are growing
discouraged. The sack money has not
yet come and they don't know how to
pay their taxes.
1t is not any use for the Republican
candidate for Supt. of Schools, to be
writing down to us girls to aid him in
his election, for we will not do it, We
are true to our Bishop.
Some one made a raid on Uncle John |
Atchison's squash patch and got thirty
pound Hubbard. guess the party that |
took it thought it was watermelon season.
as he left it outside the fence.
About twenty tons of freight arrived
the present week in Bullonville for the
company. The company neglected order.
ing rubber betting for the tramway,
which may cause some delay in starting
up.
We have not been talking much poll
tics of late, as brother Findlay and Mis-
souri, Joe have been away, but as they
arrived last night from Bunkervillc, we
expect to get plenty of news.
Many of our people are of the opinion
that the big courthouse in Phoebe will
make magnificent house of worship for
our people.
Two of my young lady friends ex-
pect to go to Phoebe to reside as soon
as Mr.. Findlay is elected. The report
comes down this way that Mr.. Findlay
has already rented a house with that
expectation.
We expect to have a Democratic eau
Gus here in few days, but let Piochers
beware of the proceedings, as we, the
Church, intend to elect brother Findlay
if we beat the balance of the Democratic
ticket. | hear orders from Salt Lake
City have been received as to how to
vote.
A reliable report comes down from
Phoebe that the Republican candidate
for Supt. Public Schools has lately
taken to eating carrots, with view of
capturing our Mormon votes. 1t won
work. Us girls are all working for our
dear Bishop Lee. We will elect him, or
burst our corsets in the attempt.
On good authority papa learned that
the Chief of Pahranagat has decided to
support our Mormon candidates, and will
destroy any man in the valley who does
| not obey his commands. Eagle and
Spring valleys are solid for every Nor
mon candidate, for the owners of those
places have said so.
A Democratic somebody assures our
people that the Mormons shall have
every vote in Bristol. He said he owned
the people of Bristol, just as the Bishop
owns and controls the people of Panaca.
He said that the people of that town
would have to do as he said, or he would
starve them; that he was boss, and
would be there on election day, making
the people vote as he wanted. 1t is,
papa says, positive that every Mormon
will be elected, and that the Church will
have Lincoln county in her power. The
Lord is with us People.
OF all the candidates in the West.
The candidate that love the best.
He is the candy date.
There's beautiful poetry for you, deal
RECORD. l wrote it just to let the people
know that l was natural.bor poetess
Now let that Bristol Teller crawl under
his blankets and die like white man.
A VALUABLE GAIA couple OF weeks
ago cat estrayed into the RECORD office
and though Miss Puss is dark of color
she belongs to the fair sex. A printing
{ Office and cat never agree, consequently
the cat and the type is continually get
ting mixed in their rambles over cases
The cat is liable to prove valuable ami
NAL at an early day, for transmogrifica
ton is about evene, and the cat that il
now but one will become many little
felnes. As cat-skins are worth four-bit!
each at glove factory, this cat will Ger
tainly become valuable, and the devil
who possesses shrewed business tact, i
biding his time to strike a bonanza OF cat
skins, thus amassing fortune in brie
time, provided the proprietor OF the ca
does not come and take her away. Th
indications are that puss will yield sui
ficient quantity of sausage meat to keep
large family supplied all winter.
THE way of the transgressor is hard
and so is that of the candidate. A re
port has been circulated at Bristol to tn
effect that Charley Meyers is endeavoI
n ing to have the postoffice at Bristol dlt
continued. Such report as this
. absurd, as Meyers would have no weigh
o in the matter. Those things are done
|. Washington City, and not in Phoebe.
d THE people of Eagle Valley fe'
e sighted. They say that they received a
It old tin ballot.box, with nothing in il
If They want round glass one with lots
;. "stuffing in it, and also want some
q that much talked of "sack." They col
IS slider that they have been neglected.
o THE Best assortment of hams, baco
,e and lard in the county is now offered
n r Pouiadc. Meadow Valley stree