The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-02-07
BULLIONyILLE AND PANAcA DOTS

over $500 to the tithing fund
or the past year.
Earnest Godbe is assistant assayer at
Bullionville. Earnest, although only
sixteen, is bright and intelligent young
elbow, and competent to make any kind
IF an assay known to the profession.
Two of Jim Wadsworth's little chill
lren had narrow escape from being
poisoned Monday afternoon, while play
ing with a vial that contained some
strychnine. The children partook of |
enough poison to make them violently |
sick for few hours.
1t is duck, or no meat, with some folks
in our village.
Brother Hyman, OF Phoebe, has again
come to grief in the narrows of the Wash.
having this time run his craft against
twenty ton boulder near Kiernan's place.
Brother Lyman should secure the SER
vices of cowboy pilot when he goes
through the Wash.
Duck hunting is good just at present,
large number of the wild fowl having
lately visited this section.
Our donkey brayed loud and long last
Sunday, because the boys preferred to
play base ball rather than listen to his
milk and water discourse. He claimed
that the boys were disturbing the meet
ing, and if they did not desist he would
send the last mothers son of them to the
Phoebe jail
Joe Conway is putting up windmill
pump for the purpose of irrigating gar
den, and if it proves a success, several
Washites will do likewise.
If what some of the pupils of our pub
lie schools say is true, the present peda-
gogue must be an uncouth and uncvlti-
waited fellow, as he uses tobacco ia the
school room like Bullionville tough,
and grammar in the play-yard like a
Barbary. coaster.
Our sisters across the line becoming
disguised at the manner in which their
rustic SWANS part their hair la pot
hooks over the foreheads, are now doing
likewise, with good results, for the boys
are now commencing to see how ridicu-
lous they must appear when they look
upon the tonsorial get-up of their part.
ners.
The Bullionville Smelling Company
have experienced some little difficulty
during the week in working the tram
way, as the buckets will not dump them
selves without breaking, and the failing
have to be certain height in order tt
fill the buckets with any degree of sue
cess These defects will most likely b
remedied in a few days.
| Our worthy Bishop and brother Wads
worth, ST., have been successful durin
their late tithing tour through Sprin
Valley, having secured a large barrel {
wine from Millet, and an old gray mar
from Walker. This man Millet, whe
called upon for tithing few years age
surprised his neighbors by giving thrice
out of his seventeen head of cattle, an
when asked why he did such an unre;
sonable and foolish act when his childre
were in need of clothing, he replied
Brethren, my reward in the next worl
will be ten-fold greater; besides if
should keep those cattle the Lord migf
punish me by sending severe white
during which they would perish"
The sight of the thirty odd buckets
they waltz round on the steel cable
r the Bullionville tramway, attracted tt
t attention of venerable Piute few da,
!, since, and after philosophizing on VIII
: must have appeared to him as an extr
e ordinary sight, the old fellow expresst
n himself in the following fashion: "Whi
]. man heap smart and heap dam fo'
e Heap smart, cause he make things wa
i. without legs, and heap dam fool, eau
!, he work all the time.
; The Stedefelt furnace that was goi
r to be erected at Bullionville will not
IL put up until sometime in June.
J. The girl doing service at the resider
i of Mr.. Godbe. ST., wandered from
work Tuesday afternoon, during a tie
70 poaary alteration of mind, and was fou
= some three hours later in PROSTATE a
,e unconscious condition at the lower e
l. of town. She was at once taken to
c. residence of Mrs. Pierson, and mess
tie ger dispatched to Phoebe for DR.. Rec
Is Upon the Doctors arrival the girl v
lie still hysterical, but managed to tell
so following story: "Mother appeared
lie me and requested my company for
re walk. We went to the graveyard a
remained there until dark, when mot
), left me. Realizing my whereabouts
~ became frightened and ran iowa
ly town." The girls story as going 10
IN graveyard is correct, for she was tract
as to that place ON the following morni
lie The doctor pronounced her ments
lis affected. Cause unknown. She is slo'
OF recovering.
Of THE 1913. So received from the 81
for school purposes has been apportio
fa1Io,,n n,,oo,, H. n soboo1 J;otr,pto.