The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-02-21
BULLIoNvILLE AND PANAcA DOTS

Miss Rodien, the young girl that was
taken sick at Bullionville, departed for
Salt Lake City on Sunday.
Fred Godbe and wife departed on
Wednesday for Salt Lake City. We
join with the young peoples many friends
in this section in wishing them God
speed.
Herbert Orry, an accomplished young
fellow, is IN charge Of the company's |
store at Bullionville.
l have had couple Of revelations late
ly, but the time has not arrived to pro-
mitigate them to the world.
A candy-pulling social, interspersed
with dancing, took place at the residence
of Dick Rich, in Bullionville, last Friday
evening, and although there were not
many present, it was an enjoyable affair.
Frank and AL Godbe are expected in
Bullionville on. Monday, the 23d instant.
Frank is coming to take charge of the
Smelling Company's affairs, and as he
proved himself to be gentleman and a
favorite with everybody in this section
during his former superintendency of
affairs in Bullionville, we wish him thrice
welcome.
The "Bullionville toughs, reinforced
by our Panaca "good. -nothings,"
started in to paint Bullionville red last
Friday evening, and wound up by paint.
ing notices all over the front of Capt.
Cardin's saloon, such as 'No trust,
"Pay as you CO." a skull and cross bones
labeled "poison," etc. They also as.
saulted the old gentleman's sleeping
room with all the old tin cans to be found
in town. Fortunately-for the miscreants,
!, however, the old man was sick with a
sore back, or there would have been sew
eral subjects for the coroner the next
/, morning.
| There are being daily put through 1.-THE
teaching tubs at Bullionville lG tons of
tailings to each tub. The Company is
, putting up four more tubs, that will make
ten in all, with capacity to work l7j
tons of tailings per day. The tailings
are now dumped into the tubs as they
i are taken from the pit, through large
e chutes in the roof of the building, in,
stead of being put through the agitator,
as was formerly done. This saves both
y time and expense. The company's tram
n way is running smoothly and if they had
8 had such continuance during the three
l. years that they were smelling the Mag
c net and Raymond & Ely tailings it woulc
!, have saved them thousands of dollars.
d We have been informed by part,
n who was lately through Bull Valley tina
IS the little town of Gunlock is full of tn
"a wives of polygamists. Gunlock is al
isolated little village on the headwater
of the Santa Clara, in the Bull Vale
: mountains, and about days ride fror
St. George. Our informant, on approach
D. ing Gunlock, was surprised to see Bishop
rs Terry and Huntsman, and party un
a known to him, make break for the hills
le Huntsman, however, recognizing the Wis
y. itor, came back and offered him som
fe whisky, at the same time making som
ri paltry excuse for his hasty fight
re view of the above would not Gunlock b
s, a good hunting ground for some of tn
ri Bullionville and Phoebe bachelors to 9
re to?
e Instead of playing jackstones and othe
feminine games during recess, our CIR
W play base ball, and it is wonderful to col
oh template what science the dear creature
ne have brought to bear on the Nation
sc game. witnessed trial of their ski
e gu not long since, and as they are liable
~ become famous some day as the BIZ
ny Stockings of Panaca," we give belo
~ their initials, as well as their respecti'
P' positions in the diamond field Umpir
Miss j. F.; Pitcher, Miss M. NJ; Catche
'ge Miss E. r.; LIST base man, Miss L. w
en I'd base man, Miss A. F.; Sd base ma
=, G. H.; Short stops, Miss R. A. and Mi
ne s. H.; Fielders, Miss f. S. and Miss
''k' P. The above nine contemplate TAXI
ph- the gauntlet that the Bullionvillians ha
so boastingly Haunted in the faces of o
young men short time ago.
Here is pen-picture of one Of o
re- bellies as she appeared to the writer Ia
.,o Sunday, and l hope it will refute tn
IL. old saying that "a woman can nev
We speak we'll of her sex:" A brunette
nat seventeen summers, of medium heigl
ar with an abundance of wavy brown ha
'es ripping in all its luxuriance over
shapely head and low forehead. Ely
nto dark and luminous, that become, at thu
ter owners sweet pleasure, as soft and tie
=. der as Madonnas, or as bright a
'oe, piercing as an avenging Nemesis. A
70 to this the Unborn grace, characteristic
'ho our American girls, only on larger sc;
than is allotted to the average one, a
yer you have a picture that would delig
ere the eye of an artist and that the p'
~ must have slipped inspiration from VIII
n ne, he wrote:
"a. She walks In beauty like the night
are Ofcloudless chimes and starry skies;
nd al IN AZ "a has dark and hripht