The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-04-25
rU.,Io,,ui.w 40 p.AAc, Dor.

Miss she Glare of Clover Valley has
been visiting friends here during the
| week
One Of our gentlemen friends has found
his affinity among the clover blossoms of
Clover Valley.
Dame Fortune seems to smile on that
little golden haired chap of Bullionville
If nobody else does.
An impromptue social gathering took
place at the residence of Mrs. Sparks last
Friday evening, and pleasant time was
had.
The mail-rider reports corn six inches
| high on John Kiernan's ranch and that
the potatoes and other vegetables are
looking well.
Now that there are quite a number of
ladies living at Bullionville, and some
coming in the near future, it is in order
that the boys of that burg give May
| dance.
Quite number of our little ones are
suffering from peculiar kind of sickness.
They first show the symptoms of bad
cold, after which. they have fever and
then commissions. a 'Tfaasa}
The Smelling Company will discon.
tinue teaching at Bullionville after the
last of the month and will not start again
until they have the large Stedefelt fur.
mace in running order, which will be
sometime in July. t 0H
The chlorinixation test of tailings that
has been made in the Howell rooster at
Bullionville has been highly satisfactory,
Mr.. Russell having leached them on a
small scale up to rs per cent. This test
guarantees the erection of the large Sted-
efelt furnace.
The philanthropic efforts OF Mrs. w.
B. Godbe, who every other day for a
week attended the bedside of the lately
deceased Mrs. Wedge, is to be COM
mended, and might be proftably followed
by the scrupulously religious women of
our village, who contribute their mite
towards the tithing fund, but never
think of serving God by the exercise of a
little sisterly affection towards their
neighbor.
Our Panaca people seem to pride them
selves on being the fortunate possessors
of the Tree Of knowledge j. e., the Lat
ter day doctrines as revealed by the
Church by Joseph Smith; but if religion
that teaches people to be hypocrits in their
dealings with everybody not of their
faith, and leads them to shun the sck-b
of lifelong acquaintance, as they have
done in this village in the case of the
lately deceased Mrs. Wedge, it leads one
to think like Ingersoll, 'That He'll
filled with intelligent persons is prefera-
Bile to Heaven of fools and hypocritical
psalm singers" a.-
Heretofore the reduction of ores by the
teaching process has been mostly failure,
but since the introduction of new pro.
cess by Mr.. Russell, which consists of a
solution of cuperous hyposulphite added
to the old method, the business seems to
be gaining favor by those mill men who
have come to realize the stubborn, but no
less true fact, that the future salvation Of
the mining industry of this coast lies
mainly in the reduction of low grade
ores. The process of lixiviatng ~ or.
tailings at Bullionville, as conducted by
Mr. RUSSELL has proved a success, and
we understand like process is being
successfully worked at Silver City, N. NJ.
1t is with feelings of sorrow that we
chronicle the death Of our old friend,
Mrs. John Wedge Mrs. Wedge de.
parted this life on the morning of the
Dist inst, after protracted illness Of
, four months, during which everything
was done for her welfare that the love
and ingenuity of friends could contrive
The lady was so years old at the time o.
her demise and made many warm friends
, among those who had learned to know
J her best. A popularity of the lady's ill
} ness was that she never despaired o.
r recovering until few days previous
to her death. The funeral took place
Wednesday afternoon and was quite
largely attended, although we missed
from it several of the fanatical elders Of
Panaca's Israel, .t..H
THE people of Frisco, Utah, are now
taking trips over to Taylor with view
| of opening business there. In about two
, months the chance is that Taylor will be
a muchly over-done camp.
A DIsAeREEABLE snow.storm existed
nearly all day last Monday. Those little
harbingers of spring were not heart
warbling their carols.
THE skating rink is all the go with the
ladies. They can roll over the floor anC
mop up the chalk as dexterously as any
Of the other fellows. lH NJ 4
AT the Catholic church, last Sabbath
, afternoon, the Rev. Father Galligan bap
! tized the infant son of Mr. and Mrs
4 Chas. B. Ball.
| II T.