The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-05-16
BuLL1oNv1LLE AND PANAcA DOTS

A large crop of gooseberries is an as.
sured fact.
A party of Bullionites on Wednesday
left on prospecting tour.
The rosy cheeks of the Glover girls at.
tracted much attention at the jubilee.
The lucern patches are as green and
lucious as the Bullion youths when their
pockets are filled with candy.
The brickmakers at Bullionville com.
pleted their contract of 10000 and de.
parted for Salt Lake City on Monday.
Mrs. Godbe has adopted little Clara
Barter. This is the little girl that Mrs.
Wedge adopted some years ago, and out
of whom she would have made a lady had
she been spared lease of life for few
years longers.
The password to the school-house
Monday evening was: "Do you believe
in Mormonism Several of the boys re.
piled in the negative, although they
would have forfeited months pay to get
to dance with the girls.
The lengthy stay made in Phoebe dur
ing the week of three married ladies OF
Bullionville created quite a commotion
among their neglected bubbles, as word
had gotten out that the fair ones had
been captured by Notwithstanding
polyganlist from Utah, who was making
all haste with his victims toward his
stronghold in the Sanpete Mountains.
Mormonism may thrive and prosper
among the ignorant class of Utah, but it
} will not stand the light of this Nine
$ tenth Century, as radiated by the citi-
zens of Nevada. This fact is amply
proven by the wholesale desertion Of the
Young folks in Panaca from the religion
= Of their fathers.
;. The brethren, and those of their col
J. leagues from Utah, are continually de
. claiming from their pulpits the impera
). tive necessity of not allowing the you'll
e of the village to mingle with outsiders
e In view of this fact, and others too nu
% merous TO mention, is it not about tim
3, for the Gentiles Of this country to dra,
q dividing line also, and let these would
't be saints feel the consequences OF wha
s, they are pleased to term religious an
re social exciusiveness ?" for if Gentiles ar
,e not good enough to mingle with MOI
T. mons in a fraternal manner, they ar
80 surely not good enough to trade wit
a. them.
Ks The old saying that "once Mormon
always Mormon" will not hold good
il. all cases, for we heard last Sunday evel
IN ing, from the lips Of charming your
&c. married lady, one, too, who has be'
he raised in the church and knew where
At she spoke, most scathing denunciati'
re of Mormons and Mormon ways, the III
70. of which we have never seen in prir
,er Speaking of polygamy, the lady sa
a that she was approached, not long sine
he by married lady, who wanted to kno
we her opinion on plural marriages. IN
m. opinion" she said to her interlocutor,
,lv this: that a woman who will marry
'ot fraction Of man when she can gel
,er whole one for the same sacrifice, is eth
Of fool or an idiot, and should be punish
lis as severely as her accomplice in tn
the crime against the laws OF God, man
of nature"
orl- a. ~ a on .;, &c +h. Dan,
ket nv VIZ -'o Wv, .
nv. tabernacle, Sunday last, brother Viii
head, who is School Superintendent
IN the St. George Stake, which inclu'
~, this place, said, while speaking of
49,, prosecutions of the polygamous sal
:, over in Utah, that man who would
ex. sake his wives at the first signal of d
, in ger was coward, and no true Lat
mas. day Saint. He mentioned, as a sam
and Of cowardce, Mr.. o. ?. Arnold of
eral Lake, who, when indicted couple
, be months since for polpgamy, stepped
sue. ward and admitted his guilt, begging
the the same time for the mercy of
Court. THAT is not the way for s
rau to do, continued this mountebank,
- ~ should, like the boy who had stolen
San fox, deny his guilt, while the animal
the eating his heart out" This is pr
last School Superintendent to have com
. of Nevada and teach our little ones TN
and they break the laws of the land
ions should, Spartan like, deny their g
as a even if they have to resort to perlur
ACE. doing sol In any othor community
Who a Mormon one this ignorant charl'
would be treated to coat of tar
feathers, which he richly deserves.
ract.
mt is The jubilee which took place in
ce at village on the 10th and 18th instant
h he a pleasant affair and reflected much CT
1t on the Master Of Ceremonies, Mr. A
cket. Findlay. The exercises, consisting
t fa"a citations, dialogues, singing by the
and lectures by the Elders, CONNIE
Sunday morning and lasted until Mo
war, noon, after which a children's dance
ussia inaugurated, the same being followe
oood by dance for the old folks. The n
DR.. tions and dialogues were remarkably
-. rendered and speaks we'll for the ap