The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-01-31
BULLIoNvILLE AND PANAcA DOTS

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no girls attend.
Lulu McLane is quite well again, but |
her mother has been suffering with a
severe cold during the week.
Mrs. Griffin and children and John
Steele left Bullionville on Wednesday,
in company with large party from
Elko county, en- route for Arizona.
The ancient game of smut" is being
revived among the young folks, al
though it is an ungallant act to smut a
pretty face.
The departure of John Steele for Ari-
iona suggests the question, "What will
the county do at the next election if the
old man is not around to engineer the
political machinery! -
| When house and furniture can be
purchased for triAe, and the necessaries
of life for third less than they could a
year ago, "why don't the boys propose ?"
is question that is now troubling more
than one of us girls. Our motto: "First
come, first served"
Capt. Cardin is now realizing the in
evitable fate of all old bachelors, i. e.,
rheumatism and want of proper attend
ance.
We have been permitted to peruse a
letter from Jasper City, Elko county,
wherein the writer says that cotton
furnace has been erected at that place
and that the future is full of promise for
the camp.
Pat Kelly is irreconcilable since the
departure of fair lady for Arizona.
| A novelist says that "a mans charac-
ter is never framed until he meets that
of the woman he loves, for till then he
has only the rudiments of character
which are to be formed and shaped as
newly as if he never had had them be.
fore" Strange! Now Charles has pro
fessed to love me for long time, but
never noticed that it made any difference
in his consumption of ''Valley-tan,
"Coalburner's Delight" or Cardin's
"Cream of Roses"
Mrs. Griffin is not going to Arizona
as many suppose. with an empty purse,
/ as she showed $40 to some parties il
. Bullionvlle before her departure.
, Times are real lively in Bullionville
so lively, in fact, that the whisky bust
$ ness mast be highly remunerative, al
) witness the following interesting game
| A half dozen fellows take position at I
card table, and play "freeze.out" for tn
. drinks, in the meantime each party takinI
bar ticket ION credit instead of drink
After all hands have secured four or fv
f tickets each they turn to and play TO
D the tickets, the game very often lastin
e into the night.
I Mr.. w. B. Godbe, Frank Godbe, an
: Mr.. Armstrong, arrived in Bullionvill
e on Tuesday. Frank Godbe came dow
d on weeks vacation in order to see no,
the Smelling Company was progressin
at Bullionville.
The office of Postmaster must be dis
agreeable position at best, for some pee
pie are so unreasonable as to imagine, o
e not receiving an expected letter at Gel
IL tain time, that Uncle Samuels employ
d is withholding it-for some Interior pu
J. pose. A case of this kind, so we hay
lie been informed, is at present disturbin
the equilibrium of the Bullionyille Pos
master, his disturber being love.sic
AZ and beardless youth, who will not tai
ID "no" for an answer when informed TIL
IN there is no letter for hip from B.
he have just finished reading that Sc
:. sational little book entitled 1.-THE Dan
ID of Death, and find it true to life;
much so, indeed, that l can imagine m
in self dancing with Charles in Social Ha
to my head on his shoulder, my face II
is turned to his, my naked arm around /
Mt neck, and my bosom heaving tumult
II. ously, as we glide through the Bost
ot Dip, to the enlivening strains of j
IS Davis old fiddle. Why any such inn
cent and pleasurable amusement shou
be termed such dreadful name is /
he You'd my comprehension, for does n
he the poet say,
or In lofty cathedrals the organ may thunder,
id Its echoes repeated from fresco-crowr
ar vaults,
NO And the multitude kneeling in rapture m
wonder
But give me the music that sounds for
g waltz!
:. Oh! take not the sunshine that knows no
- morrow,
The rivers of honey and fountains Of bliss;
IL Where the souls Of the righteous may rest fr
their sorrow
They have not q joy that is equal to this.
" The rosy cheeks and easy grace of
un Panaca girls at the last hop in Pioo
,% must have attracted considerabled attt
ii, ii, ton, if they did not facinate some OF
" young bloods of that place, for we hi
lately received visit from the follow