The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1886-05-01
BuLL,osvrLnx AND rasAcA pors

uucks, NOTWITHSTANDING Tue game law.
Little Zachow is concentrating the B.
S. Company's tailings on royalty, and
making fair wages.
A number of the Bullionyille and Pa
naca people intend celebrating May Day
in Condor Canyon.
Mcssrs. w. 8. Godbe and Van Dusen,
Of Salt Lake, and Mr.. Taylor Of New
Mexico, are expected on the 9th.
There are eight hundred cords Of wood
stacked up at Bullionville. Six hundred
cords OF this belong to the Panacans.
Preparations are being made in Bullion
vile toward starting the stedefeldt in a
few days, and the teaching department
some time next week.
The Bullionvillians rendered Pete
Richards farewell party last Friday
evening, that gentleman having con-
cluded to return to Park City.
Herbert Orry haa been appointed Post
master at Bullionyille. The young gent
has also full charge of the B. s. Com
pany's store. Alfred Godhe having tend.
cred his resignation.
If Bishop Lee's brother. who Is seIv'
Ing ont six-month's term in the Utah
pen for unlawful cohab., is as fanatical
an alien as the Bishop, he ought to be
kept there the balance Of his natural life.
Supt. Il. Godbe, and A. NJ. Grant Of
Park City, arrived in Bullionville Last
Saturday. The latter gentleman is cred
tied with having roasted the Ontario ore
to the highest percentage attained, anc
feels confident Of making success il
Bullionville.
The st. George brass brand will rende
heavenly music to the saints and saint
esses Of Panaca on the 10th. The chosel
dupes Of the wiley 1.-THE collectors vii
also be entertained on this occasion by
description Of the "cheap martyr bus
ness, for, according to Mormon belief
every day that saint is incarccrated h
will be rewarded with thousand year
Of Celestial glory, while his concubn'
, are playing for his amusement on golde
Q harps. Under such alluring circun
n stances who would not be polygamo'
i martyr--excepting Geo. Q. Cannon: Il
: is unselfish, and surrendera his chanc
n Of listening to the sweet strains OF IL
e harps to some one of his brothers in vic
|, -
:. The Rock Island route is endeavoriI
to get up an immigration boom in fav
Of Nevada. To this effect it has sent o
!, circulars which, in the main, are pref
i, correct, though somewhat colored, al
|, are liable to deceive the public. Neva
!, has vast territory. consisting of mu
. valuable mineral and grazing land; but
/ any one supposes that they can come
), Nevada and pick up mine OF any Xxi
Of metal they desire, the delusion "
soon be dispelled shortly after their
&c rival. 1t takes money and much hard
4 Dor to obtain mines. People wishing
IN obtain land for the purpose OF settli
Ve and going into the the stock raising bu
no ness, would undoubtedly do well, ii IL
no kept sharp lookout on their sto
e. Herds Of cattle and bands Of horses
us Nevada rapidly decrease il they are
be closely looked after. The coyotes.
le' something else, perhaps, gets away "
ne them.
!, JusT WHAT MINERS WAST!--Min,
l.. attorneys and businessmen will be
to know that Cops Mining Code
Just been revised and brought down
in March, 1886. 1t carefully condenses
~. mining decisions Of the courts and
rip land department. gives all the Land o.
'rk Instructions and circulars, the sew
he United States mining statutes in full,
Ing all the local mining laws, as promulga
is Of the several Western States and II
zen tories, together with the forms for ]
ng, ton notice, miners lien, notice to d.
ted quent co.owners, application for pat
ay' adverse claim, lease, deed, etc. 1t Ia
My latest, and only reliable miners s
before the public Price so cents.
Odd The May number Of the Over
pre- Monthly will contain an unusual nut
cry Of high.class stories and sketches.
yed is an impressive fantastic story, 'Ir
rom villa" by n new writer. There is
"Biscacho Bill, story oil the Ande
hin. Sybil NJ. Bogue; favorite contribut
tha frat aar;a, IF the overland. n 4