The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-03-07
nuLLIoNvILLE AND PANAcA DOTS
The weather in Panaca is hot.
The sick of Bullionville are 0. X.

W lu uuchs are pienCilul I'D uhlS Sec
ton.
The wife OF George Wadsworth's died
on Thursday, from the effects of child
birth. Mr.. Wadsworth has the profound
sympathy of his large circle of friends at
his irretrievable loss.
Frank Godbe departed for Salt Lake
on Monday for the purpose of putting the
books of the 6ermana Smelling company
in shape before resigning his position
with that company. Frank will return
by the 18th inst, and will most likely
bring his wife and child to Bullionville.
Our Piute help having failed to tune
up our Irish pianner this week, mother
compelled me to perform on the instru.
ment, as she Is determined that-my musi.
cal education shall not be neglected, and
particularly when there is two weeks
washing to be done, SO l had no time to
visit Bullionvile this week.
Our old and valued FRIEND Mrs. John
Wedge, whom all the little children of
Panaca like for her kindnesses to them.
had another set back during the week.
| This makes the tenth week that the old
lady has been confined to her bed. This
is case of those whom the Lord loyeth
best He chasteneth most.
The Bullionville and Panaca boys will
organize nine and accept the challenge
issued by the Prospectors' B. B. Club of
Phoebe. Then the Blue Stocking nine
of our village will challenge picked
nine from all the clubs in the county, and
if our girls do not win, it will not be be.
cause they don't open their mouthes when
they strike at the ball.
Brother Arthur Gentry, who had the
contract of hauling the tailings at Bull
lionville three years ago, and who was
envied by all the old bachelors in town
of his buxom young wife, is in peck OF
trouble, for divorce and 500 month
alimony was granted Mrs. Gentry by the
the Third District Court of Beaver. Bro.
Gentry, it will be remembered, is the
party who had revelation as to the
whereabouts of lost mule, and while at
Bullionvlle made no bones of becoming a
polygamist on the first opportunity that
presented itself; but it seems the fates
are against him, for he cannot keep the
one he has.
Bishop Lee, during his short discourse
at our meeting house not long since, said
that he was willing, if necessary, to sac
riice his life in vindication of the Latter
day doctrines of his church, and think
he is right. l wonder if our worthy G?
Bishop is aware that thousands OF people
have done likewise in all ages of thu
worlds history in vindication of thei
special creed, believing of course that
theirs was the right one, and that thos'
who differed with them were the agent
of his Satanic Majesty. Or, has he reat
of the thousands Of fanatical followers o
the Eastern Prophet, Ell Mahdi, that art
at present being slaughtered by the Eng
lish troops on the Nile, while believing
that theirs is the true Latter.day doc
trines. Use little horse sense" dea
Bishop, before committing suicide, anc
you will, if your head is not too thick
live to thank this lamb of your flock TO
| her excellent advice.
On Thursday father came into tn
house. His mouth was drawn down, hi
. noble brow was currogated, and his eye
8 seemed to send out flashes. l saw at
/. glance that there was most giganti
tempest raging within the bosom Of dea
s papa, and | thought to myself tina
8 poor, unfortunate sister of mine has agai
$ been doing something awful, for she
$ continually getting into trouble" Thi
> had scarcely passed through my mine
when papa grabbed me by the forelocl
i. what some of the girls call bangs, an
i taking firm grip on them, he started fC
8 the bedroom. He then opened the door
n and turning and looking down upo
}. his fair-hared girl, as he supposed, tigh
n ly within his grasp, he was dumbfounde
It at beholding only bunch of false ha
n within his hand, and is daughter sti
sitting in the chair where first he sa
her. He dashed the false hair on tt
IS floor. In two strides he was across tt
n room, and taking a firm grip Of the ha
& on the top of my head, and giving it
\ yank first to be sure it would not con-
- of, he dragged me into the bedroom
~ He sit in the chair for ten minutes, coo
6 ing off, suppose, so that he could speal
- ~ while l sat on the edge of the bed, wit
:, :, my face buried in my hands, wonderin
;, - if my new bangs were ruled, and in col
! slant dread that tho cat would get hol
= of them and carry them out into tt
yard, the wind blow them into the stree
Or and some one Of the girls come along ar
N pick them up and wear them herself. I
- this time father found his voice, and
- \ also found my eyes peeping at hi
=, through my fingers. He then got up ar
!. 20 came over to the bed, sat down by m
!, and placing his arm about me he then ii
y printed kiss on my forehead l fe
III easier now, for knew was boss of Il
Dan, thor eoiI. Nv mi