The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-04-18
BULLIONvILLE AND PANACA DOTS

Our old friend Capt. Cardin is doing a
rushing business over at Bullionville.
Phoebe can't claim monopoly of rainy
weather, for we receive few drops
down this way.
We made center shot last week in
describing the tactics of an aged spinster,
as the shoe seems to fit where it belongs.
Little Zachow has struck it again, this
time having unearthed $500 worth of
amalgam at the Dry Valley mill, and
this, too, inside of ten days.
The Bullionville store sold fifteen
razors and dozen chilled" shirts last
Thursday evening. Cause.-The arrival
at the Bullionville hotel Of a young lady
waitress.
If the ohloridization test at present be.
ing made at the Howell rooster at Bull.
lionville proves success, the teaching
company will erect the large Stedefelt
furnace right away.
John Atchison and wife returned from
their trip to Arizona the fore part Of the
week. John speaks highly of Arizona,
and says that if he could dispose of his
property at third of its value he would
move there right away.
Mrs. John Wedge is convalescing and
hopes to be able to treat her friends to
strawberries and cream, fragrant bou.
quets, etc., during the summer months.
The lady came near knowing whether
Heaven was preferable to Panaca.
That the prayers of the beautiful and
righteous Of our sex are often heard, we
have had proof positive not long since.
Of course we do not believe that the
prayers of sinful people avalleth aught-
such as Bishops and Elders and others of
that ilk.
Mrs. w B. Godbe was not lost in the
neighborhood of Bullionville last week,
as the RECORD stated. The lady was
merely out for walk, and her friends
becoming alarmed at what they consid.
cred long absence, search was insti-
tuted.
If some enterprising fellow had only
known that Bishops McAllister, Terry,
Jones and Gardner were wanted over in
Utah for the crime of polygamy, and
that $50 apiece would be paid for their
delivery to the authorities of that Terri.
tory, what a nice little sum he could
have made during their late visit to this
village in the guise of missionaries.
Williams, the mail contractor, is in 8
peck of trouble since he aired his view,
on the Utah question couple of week.
ago in the RECORD. He did not think a
the time that we were on to his mash
ing racket" down at Rioville, couple o
years ago, and that We are positivel,
certain of his wearing endowment robe
at the present moment.
Archie Yoacham arrived in Bullionvill
Wednesday night with five passenger
from Salt Lake, among whom were Mrs
Oleson and Mrs. ARIZONA. The arriva
of the latter lady was quite surpris
to the friends of that gentleman, mas
much as he had kept them in ignoranc
of his matrimonial venture during hi
late visit to Salt Lake.
Bishop Lee has been down in the mout
for the past few weeks and several of u
girls began to wonder why he did nc
treat us with that beautiful smile that h
was won't to when we entered the stor,
but the mystery is solved, for it hs
leaked out that the mysterious lady VIII
was stopping at his place for couple {
weeks-and who was none other tina
Mrs. L. No. 2-has taken her departu,
for Utah.
j. R. Duff, so we have been informed
is rustling like good fellow in Sa
Lake, and with more than even chance
of getting some prominent mining men
that locality to take hold Of his mil
down at Chief District. Mr.. Duff h
had three patches of his ore worked
Salt Lake and took up two sacks mo
during his late visit, so that the mine
pretty well represented. Two of Il
parties that are willing to take hold a
Messrs. Chambers and Mccormick.
Brother Ronnow turned himself loo
again last Sunday on the polygamy que
ton, and after cycling the audience t
some time, he said: II wonder il tn
sermon will reach the RECORD" Pc
old man! in championing the cause
polygamy you become an accessory b
fore the fact to crime, and as to Il
RECORD finding it out, what passes
your private meetings you need have I
doubt, for you and several others in tn
village are spotted and a close watt
kept on your actions.
As the readers of the RECORD may lii
to know the kind of places they may e
pect in the next world, according
Mormon belief, we give the view Of
leading Elder Of that church, as express
to the writer not long since. He sal