The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-05-02
BULLIONvILLE AND PANACA DOTS

such time as the brick masons that are
to build the furnace arrive from Salt
Lake City, which will be in about a
month.
Bullionville has been dreary little
place during the winter months, but now
that most of the men there have been
laid off by the Smelling company and are
striking out for other camps, the old
town will be almost deserted until work
is commenced on the new Stedefelt fur
nance.
Messrs. w. B. Godbe and Frank
Codbe will leave for Salt Lake sometime
during the coming week.
Since the arrival in Bullionville of
Arigoni's pretty and vivacious l7-year-
old bride all the old bachelors-Capt.
Garden included-are talking of going on
a visit to Salt Lake City.
Bishop Lee and brother James Wads.
worth deny being polygamists, but they
can't fool this girl with any such tafiy.
We are having April showers with a
vengeance, while the surrounding hills
are snow-capped.
A moonlight ramble with Charley be.
meath the shady cottonwoods; mutual
admiration of Venus, during which a
manly arm steals noiselessly around your
waist until you stand silhouetted in the
face of heaven. This is blss.
This is the season Of the year when the
mind of the adventurous prospector is
filed with golden visions of an undiscov-
cred Ell Dorado in some distant and
isolated mountain gorge, to reach which
he will borrow, tramp and beg if he has
not the wherewith to make the journey.
Our people have concluded to postpone
the May dance until the 10th instant,
when grand jubilee will take place, the
exercises to consist of dancing and sing
ing A. NJ. Eindlay is to be Grand
Marshal of the day.
Dick Rich has been engaged for the
past two weeks in overhauling the Coop.
store. Dick is master mechanic, if we
are any Judge, of ornamental workman.
ship.
One OF the beautiful features of polyg.
amy is that you can have several conks.
in as many different localities, so that
when business calls you to where one Of
them is situated you are going to home,
instead of strange domicile. Bishop
Terry finds this a happy arrangement,
for he has one in st. George, one in Shoal
Creek and one in this village.
In last weeks "Dots" we chronicled
the arrival in Bullionville of Mr. Var
Dusen, of Salt Lake City The gentle
man is prominent mining engineer o
Utah, being also the party that sold the
celebrated Telegraph mine at Bingham
Canyon for So, 900, 600 in England. Mr.
Van Dusen has been making practica
teaching tests of the roasted tailngs at
Bullionville during the week, Mr.. Godb'
having put men and teaching tubs at his
disposal, and we understand the results
are very satisfactory.
If one of our young bellies had over
heard the conversation between
, stranger and gentleman of Bullion
vile, not long since, as she passed then
/ near the Coop. store, she would qui
, banging her frizzly locks, take the pad
ding from the bosom OF her dress, ant
buy golden.haired dolly to play with
| hn nf oh II
e we give the conversation of those gentle
/ men, as related to us: Stranger to hi
e companion-"Who is that pretty littl
girl?" Bullionvillian--" Little girl, ell
Bless your soul, she has half dozel
beaus, writes dozen loveletters daily
F., spends two hours banging her hair befor
1 the looking glass and would not exchang
/ places with her mother"
. When you feel that way it is quee,
you know; we mean when you are i
love, you know, and don't know som
|, things you ought to know But we az
e making a muss of it so here it is: Nj
e - of Bullionville having heard that i
f order to successfully court the daughte
' IL was necessary 10 ueVote llUVie tlnl
/ to sparkling the old woman, consequent
called around few days ago to pass
pleasant evening. He talked huently Oh
different subjects for some time, but a
8 last he preached the one nearest to hi
$ turnip and uppermost in his Uranium i
the following words: MRS. -, hav
! been trying to induce your daughter
: -, to become my wife; but am afrai
+ she will not consent" Old lady-"Now
Mr.. -, you have been making love
all our village girls, and perhaps m
g daughter thinks you are only foolin
. her." Golden Hair-"My goodness, i
. what way will l talk to her then ?"
8 WORSE THAN FIREARMS. The editc
of an Omaha paper, in commenting @
4 several cases in that city where childre
died from the effects of taking cough syru
containing morphia, remarks that opiate
= poisons and narcotics are more dangerot
than frearn,s Mothers ahould note III