The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-03-14
BULLIoNvILLE AND PANACA DOTS

borhood Of Is tons Of concentrations,
which they are about to sack preparatory
to shipment.
The festive bullfrogs have inaugurated
an la Wagner concert in the slough.
Miss Rena keat, the young lady who
was so deservedly popular here as teacher
of our village school, and that your
former scribbler lost his head over, is
coming to teach the juveniles of Bullion
| vile.
Crows are noted for their black plu.
mage, but there is a young female one in
Panaca that is very fair, and that half the
youth of the village are crazy over.
Lawson Atchison, just up from the
Reef, says that camp is in fourishing
condition, the Stormont company having
lately struck large body Of high grade
ore in the Buckeye.
| I have been requested to state that
picked nine from our village and Bull
lionville accepts the challenge lately is.
sued by the B. B. club of Phoebe, the
game to be played in the neighborhood
of our village, at any time said B. B.
club may designate, the losers to pay for
grand ball and supper
Bishop McAlister, during his late visit,
severely reprimanded our elders, and
with good cause, for not keeping the
water bitches free from dcoayed vegeta.
ton. Now think-but of course am
only glrl--that our young men ought
to be ashamed to have to be informed by
a person from Utah what was necessary
for their health, but it seems cleanliness
is not next to godliness with them.
1t seems almost incredible tina. as
many times as the old mills at Bullion
vile have been cleaned up, that there
should be any amalgam or quicksilver
left undiscovered in them, but such is
the case, for Pete Hansen, of our village,
is making good wages at present, and has
been doing SO during the past winter
months.
We are of the opinion that if Mrs.
Geo. Wadsworth had had the services
of physician that she would be living
to-day, and we further opine that if it
J were not for the illusions of the priest
hood as to the efficacy of ''laying on Of
hands," that one would have been sent
: for.
1t is seldom that we puff any of the
sterner sex, as they are generally only
too willing and capable of so doing them.
selves, but when we find a real bashful
fellow, and withal gem of the purest
kind, we feel like giving him lift, if he
. is a bachelor, for you must know, dear
RECORD, that our religion teaches us tc
: believe that none of that class ever entel
the Kingdom of Heaven. The party We
refer to is Mr.. a., of Bullionville. Mr.
z. has no bad habits, and is generous
: whole-souled fellow; besides, he has lad
away nest egg of 81, 600. Girls, this il
,, q rare chance.
d The Smelling Company engaged il
2 teaching the tailings at Bullionville, are
, doing very well. Thy are now working
l2.ounce raw tailings up to 80 per cent.
: at cost Of Sl.2l per ton. When thu
tailings are roasted, which will be al
- soon as the company can erect large
X Stedefelt furnace, Mr.. Russell says tina
e he will work them up to so per cent
v putting through It's tons daily, at a cos
g not to exceed $3.50 per ton. The plant
r including the ropeway, has cost in tn
e neighborhood of $4,000. The erection
3 of the Stedefelt furnace will cost $50, 00
8 more. The number of tons of failing
it awaiting reduction is estimated at 100,
900, and their value, after deducting a.
- expenses for working, is put at millio
. and quarter.
4 Our village donkey has ceased his Of
Al style of braying in church. He does ne
re now tell US in his Sunday talk that OF
o church must either stand or fall on til
~ foundation Of polygamy, and that all of t
Is must indulge in polygamy. He doesn
ID coax my mothers fair daughter benin
the alfalfa stack any more, pull her dow
in his lap. endeaver to break her ribs b
m squeezing her, and saying that he wante
to her for his little "No. q" Hi, no! VIII
ID don't he do it now? A change came Of
in him like dream, and our donkey is no
Q, braying on the other side Of his moutl
IN But he shall not escape punishment ft
Of the outrageous manner in which /
,e blasted the tender passions that /
caused to swell within my bosom by fall
promises. If he would but marry me "
is would fee to the land of the olive and Fl
ID in the lower end Of this county, and Ii,
I'd as loving as doves.
er The other day, one Of the faithful
ks Zion was in town with produce, and
w took the trouble to inform us that now
is that the golden opportunity presen
on itself for the unmarried men to 60 o
ut into Utah and "strike it RICH" He sa
ar the whole country was filed with gra,
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