The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-07-29
BuLLIoxvILLE AND PANAcA DOTS

Phoebe was well represented at Pa
| naca on the Sabbath.
The smelter at BullioEville will start
up on or about the first Of August.
About four miles this side of Persons
ranch, in Spring Valley. several trees
were set afire by the lightning. burning
them to the ground.
P. Vallejo goes strutting around putting
on more airs than Bantam male chicken.
Its boy, and weighed Il pounds and 3
ounces.
AS he promenaded along the avenues
Sunday afternoon the maidens would en-.
quire who that handsome young man was
with curley golden hair?
A number of Panacans held a picnic up
in Condor Canyon on Sunday This was
new departure for us pious people, but
as we meant no harm, the Lord will for.
give us.
There were several fights on the night
OF the oath, and pistols were freely
drawn. Where the boys got their liquor
is mystery, as the saloon in Panaca was
| closed
Word comes up from Clover that DR..
Bell of Phoebe is still held in high esteem
by certain young lady of that settle.
ment. This refutes all the yarns ahoat
in regard to the Doctor being Tilted.
Charcoal eating by our young maidens
has had dampener put ON it, and the
fathers of the many Panaca bellies have
resolved, that should their daughters
ever be caught indulging in this odious
habit hereafter, they will lay the girls
across their knees and paddle their little
canoes.
That fellow out at Stampede Gap, if lie
knows what's good for him, had better
never show his face in Panaca again, as
the girls have stored up supply Of char
coal and birthstone for him, and should
he return, they will give him taste of
his future home, when he takes his long
tramp to his Satanic Majesty's domain.
While bathing up at the hot spring
on Sunday, Peter Williams of Phoebe
came very near being drowned, although
an expert swimmer. He fell from the
trapeze, hitting the water fiat on his
stomach, knocking the wind out of him.
He no sooner hit the water when he
opened his big mouth, letting the acqua
fluid pour into him, and sank to the
bottom. His companions pulled him out,
hung him up by the heels for half an
hour, permitting the water run out, when
he came to, and one suck from the bottle
put new life into him.
The settlers of Panaca and Bullionville
people are making grand preparations for
the races that will be run on the 18th
and 18th of August over the race course
between Bullionville and Panaca. They
have made arrangements for the accom-.
mediation for all who may attend, and it
will be the grandest sport of the kind
that has ever taken place in the county.
On the first day of the races, the match
made between the Mathews and Nys.
wonger horses for 81, O00-$500 aside
| WILL DG 1uCIC 10 AluCu lulCICot lClt
in this race, and friends of both horses
have it hot and heavy at times. The pool
races to be run are a. follows. LIST race
Purse of $50, free for all; distance GOO
yards: four to enter and three to start
The second race will be for purse o.
SIS, and the distance run 300 yards-foul
to enter and three to start. The third
race will be distance of 40 yards, ant
the purse will contain $50-four to entel
and three to start. The pool races will
be run under the rules of the Sacramento
Agricultural Association. Here is ,
chance for you Piochers and Bristolian
to win some of your money back, lost il
former days.
Monday, August Oath, was the 35tl
anniversary Of the entrance Of the Nor
mons into Salt Lake Valley. and was dull.
, observed in Panaca. At daybreak on tn
morning of the anniversary the day wa
ushered in by salutes fired with anvils
and the brass band paraded through tn
settlement, arousing all the slumberer
that the anvil salutes failed to awake
The Panaca brass band is capable O
,, awakening anything 1t aroused an oil
!. COW, that had been dead for four days
; on this occasion, and it went runnin
. around believing, till the band cease
5 playing, when it fell over, into the sam
condition from which it had been dis
$ turbed The arousing capacity of on
I brass band is immense. At 10 o'cloc
A. M. the hall was crowded, and festivitie
= of the day were opened with singing an
: prayer, the usual Mormon style. TIL
meeting was presided over by Bisho
; Lee, who introduced Mr.. J. B. Atchiso
as orator of the day. After the cert
o monies at the hall was over, the peopl
f all retired to Prof. Jargensen's Curiosit
Garden, where various games and amus'
. ments were INDUCED in, and in the ever
y ing a ball was held at the hall, whei
. our youth and beauty danced to tn
= strains of sweet music till the break {
y the following day.
4 MEETING NoTIcE. THE Chairman
% the Democratic County Central Commi