The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-06-17
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The young ladies of Panaca assembled
Sunday evening at the croquet grounds
of Arthur Lee where some very pretty
playing was done.
@. What is the difference between
Panaca girls cheek and white June
rose? A. The former is artifically pretty,
and the latter, naturally so.
Mrs. Wedge will be happy to see her
Phoebe friends at her home in Panaca, so
as to present them with nice boquets
from her large collection of nice flowers.
We noticed little wild rose from the
neighborhood of Shoal Creek at the cro-
quet grounds of Mr.. Arthur Lee Sunday
evening. Verify she is the fairest of the
fair.
We had heavy rain in Bullionville
and Panaca Monday evening. 1t was
the heaviest rainfall of the season, and
very materially helped the growing crops
in this section.
We are happy to state that the Bull
lionville sport who lost his money in
Phoebe, and his girl in Panaca, few
weeke since has recovered both. The
recovery Of the former article was all
that was required to bring the girl
around.
1t is these dark nights that the slip
perry masher can be found on the street
corners of Panaca with cigar stump in
one hand and retain cane in the other,
and the remains of faded boquet in the
lapel of his duster. Look out, brethren,
or something is liable to happen for the
ungodlsss are in your midst.
Payday was on the 10th at Bullion
vile, and the liveliest one that we have
seen in long time. Joe Delmoi's coal
burners started the bali rolling by get
ting drunk and helping everybody else to
get in the same condition. Several knock
downs occurred early in the evening,
while later several lively poker and sluce
games absorbed the attention of those
who were sober enough to play.
The arrival in Panaca, not long since,
of a young masher from Lehi, Utah, of
200 pounds avoirdupois, and with a
strong capacity Of 10 pounds to the meal,
has caused quite ripple of a excitement
among the manageable portion of the
female population Of that little burg who
are vying with each other in even trying
to gain smile from the gay and festive
lothario, to the discontinue of all the
other boys, the Bullionville Washers in
cluded.
| That woman is coundrum that man
found difficult to solve in all ages Of the
worlds history, in fact since madam Eve
wore the brooches of her liege lord pro.
vided she found any to wear in the
Garden of Eden--is question that has
puzzled the wisest heads of their day,
and one that has never been satisfactorily
answered, and still there are a few hot
headed acquaintance of ours in Panaca
who are very near the jumping off place
while trying to solve the antics Of theil
coqusttish loves.
There is young miss down Meadow
Valley Wash that controls the destinie
of trio of the most prominent citizens
of Bullionville. While attending schoo
at the latter place short time since sh
unwittingly became their enslaver. Ii
order that the affair may be fully under
stood we will designate this love borl
trio by numbers. No. is widower 0
advanced years, and ought to hav
known better; No 2 is homely, but
rustler, while No. 3 has decidedly tn
best of the others, being good looking an,
over averagely smart, and Of course is tn
girls choice. But Nos. and 2 are no
slow, the latter going to Phoebe not lon
since and buying a large assortment Q
fancy prints and bride jewelry which h
forwarded to the girl as last resort, bu
when he went few days afterwards t
reap the fruits of his investment, he 60
bounced, and so rests the case for tn
present.
Il The spirits of seventy one and two, +.
inforced by large quantity of ba
, whisky, must have taken possession {
some of the resident of Bullionville SUI
; day evening, for shotguns, carabines an
l butcher cleavers were openly exhibite
4 on the street as the implements of wa
a fare. The trouble grew out of littl
rumpus in Mr.. Anderson's saloon whel
one inebriated party knocked over al
other, in the same condition, when the
r respective friends, who were in no bette
a state of mind, went and heeled then
h selves with the above mentioned weapon
v The party with the carabine took stan
directly opposite the company's store an
defied the others to come forth, a reque
r which they lost no time in complyir
n with, the young man with the butcher
:. cleaver being in the lead, but before the
e had advanced many steps the carbine
drew bead on them with his weapt
= when they ingloriously took to the
- heels around the nearest corner. Sever
d shots were fired, none Of which, howeve
> harmed anybody.
l. JNo N. CRAIG received dispatch fro