The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-01-26
BuLLfoysILLE AND PANACA DOTS

noon.
If one.half that hear is true brother
Il. w. G. and L. have double halves
across the line.
Us girls are agoing to give leap year
hop in few weeks, when l intend to
propose to Joseph,
Messrs. Zacho and Fred Godbe have
two carloads of concentrations ready for
shipment at Bullionville.
A large number OF the young men of
Southern Utah have been ordered on
mission to the Southern States.
Old Nose Martin is in a precarious
condition up in Condor Canyon, q severe
cold having settled on his lungs.
Mrs. Charles Searls, formerly of Clover
Valley, died of pneumonia the other day
at Ashley. Uintah county, Utah.
Bishop Shoemaker Of Silver Reef sent
to Brother Quartz Sparks pair of beau.
tiful and blooded pointer pups as 3 pres
ent.
The Misses Susie and Lizzie Wedge
were the two most graceful dancers and
lady-like young persons at the candy
pulling party at Mr.. Nelson's Thursday
evening.
A gay and festive cowboy from
Ketchum's ranch dropped several twenty
dollar pieces among our local "Stud :"
players Sunday evening. at brother
Wedges
Some sanity sinner took advantage of
brother Wedges near-sightedness one
night last week and got 1878 and bot.
tie of whisky for S. spiel.mark. The
saints need watching. brother w.
Charley Everts. gay Bullionville
masher, who figured with Theodore Sy.
plus, not long since, in an unsuccessful
attempt to pass some forged checks over
at Milford, is in durance vile at Beaver,
for another forgery.
The half dozen grown boys and girls
who attend school in our village, take
advantage of the near.sightedness of poor,
old Mr. Findlay, by establishing spark
ing department in the rear end of the
building, where they indite verses to
each other with pen and pencil. This
is new departure.
Bishop Lee threatens to arrest all the
boys that he found gambling at Wedges
Oh Sunday. and to excommunicate those
that were looking on. If this is the case
he will have to start in ON some of the
shining lights, brother Turnbaugh, for in.
stance, as he was q very interested spec
tator on this occasion.
As the stud game was progressing
Sunday evening at brother Wedges,
our presiding stepped into the saloon
very quietly. and took a mental survey
of the houseful Of young men; yea, yer
| lily, and old ones for that matter, who
preferred the genialty of that place to the
religious sanctity Of their church. CT
for 'em, Bishop.
Several Of our village sports, with ,
yahoo Jack Mormon or two Gas roper,
in" visited Bullionville during the week
with nicely concocted scheme, where
by they expected to fleece young Godb,
out of considerable lucre on horse race
Fred tumbled, however, in time to saw,
his ducats from the hungry grasps o
would-be fiends.
We observed letter in the RECORD
published last week, by our venerabl,
and esteemed old friend Mr.. A. NJ. Find
lay. the teacher Of our village school
wherein that gentleman states that b,
has not referred to the Book of Mormon
in the school.house Now, we will state
and all the residents in Panaca know i
to be fact, that it was the public tall
of the village, prior to the exposure il
the RECORD, that the venerable teacher
of our school had the habit of referrin,
to the Book of Mormon during schoo
hours, so as to prove and illustrate fact.
TO the scholars. The scholars told thi
themselves, and they spoke the truth
the teacher and all know full well. Th'
venerable teacher, also says, in his letter
Further, | challenge your scribbler t,
prove, by affidavit, giving time and cir
cumstance, when the Book of Mormon
was used as stated, or stand self-con
fessed falsifier." This is all very nice
for that teacher knows, as we'll IS all ou
residents. that the children have all beer
warned by their parents to never utter
syllable in regard to this matter again
for if they did they would be skinnet
alive, and of course the children nov
deny all the statments they have hithert'
made, through fear. As the matte
stands at present, Of course I am unabl
to secure an affidavit of the truthfulnes
of the statement, yet, every person il
the village, in their hearts, feel confiden
it is SO. The old four.eyed monster call
US scribbler. Never again shall he b
permitted to tickle US under the Chi
with his finger. As to the Bullionvill
letter, through charity, We will pass j
by, as that individual has cause Tor en-
pertaining hard feelings against us. w
had no right to ''go back" on him. Yo,
know. Mr.. RECORD man, if reports b
truthful. and of course thew are. how !