The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1882-06-10
BULLIONvILLE AND PANAcA DOTS

| iHS CottoH mas commenced blowing
from the trees of that name in Panaca
and is very disagreeable.
Joe DAMS of Panaca was pleasantly
surprised few days since by the advent
in his home of a bouncing baby boy.
Severallof the employees of the smelt.
ing company are suffering at present
from the pernicious effects of lead poison.
ing.
Frank Carroll is kept busily engaged
at Wedges place, in Panaca, compound.
ing fancy mixtures for the thirsty Panac-
ans,
The weather in this section has been
pleasant during the week, there being
| just enough breeze in the afternoons to
make everybody feel comfortable.
The furnace has turned out lbs car.
loads of bullion since it started, each
carload being worth on IN average
~, 200; which makes the nice little sum
of S2Sl 600
| Panaca, during the greater portion of
the year, is not an overly nice place to
\ live in; but during the summer months
1t is an oasis in comparison with any
other place in the country.
We understand there is going to be a
"bit' house opened in Bullionville after
the 10th. This is just as it should be,
Tor the warm season has commenced, and
two-bits snifter is almost too expensive
for irrigating purposes.
Doctor Fred Williams has lately re.
ceived a large assortment of drugs and
medicines from Salt Lake and is now
prepared to treat all forms of lead
poisoning. May Fred's success in his
new field of operations be brilliant one.
The good brethren of Panaca celebrated
the birthday of their President, Brigam
Young, on the LIST of the month, by divine
services at their church, and later by a
| picnic up Condor Canyon, where young
and old enjoyed themselves to their full
| bent.
Mr.. Arthur Lee, of Panaca, received a
very nice croquet outfit few days since
from Salt Lake City, and as his grounds
present nice appearance for the success.
full manipulation of the balls we hope to
see some nice playing done by the young
ladies of the village.
We learn that John Brantly, and an
other party, committed robbery at To-
querville, Utah, and is wanted there by
the Sheriff of Kane county. Brantly is
the same party who stole Jake keele's
horse and money from the neighborhood
of Phoebe some months ago.
There was dance at Social Hall, Pa.
naca, Friday evening 1t was very
lukewarm affair, partly from the fact
that the girls had overdanced themselves
| at the picnic on that day up at Condor
Canyon, and partly because the boys had
| over-drank themselves at the same place
and were therefore in no fit condition to
attend.
The lovers of the Tutonic recreation,
the gay and festive picnic" are anxious.
ly awaiting the coming of the Fourth OF
July, in anticipation of good time on
that day down at Joe Conway's ranch,
in Meadow Valley Wash. Among the
recreations of the day will be several
horse races, as several speeders from the
Muddy are in training now for that pur.
pose.
While homeward bound from the Con.
dor Canyon picnic some of the young
Panacans, who had been imbibing toe
freely during the day of valley-tan and
Bullionville benzine, INDUCED in a FIRE,
fight close to Bullionville, the noise Of
which attracted several parties who, or
trying to make peace, were called some
bad names, which they resented, and 6
general fight ensued, wherein some of the
Panacans got decidedly the worst of it.
Thrust be nice to be charming youn1
widow, residing in the neighborhood of :
beautiful flower garden, and have eacl
morning the young man of the plac,
pick nice bouquet from the fragrant
and dew be-sprinkled roses and forget
me-nots, and hand them over the fence tt
you, when he thinks nobody is looking
with kisses more sweet than the honey
contained in the petals Of the flowers
Oh, dear, Charley, don't be jealous.
Mrs. Smith, the wife of the lately de
ceased John Smith of Panguitch, Utah
and about whom the Utah papers are a
present specializing as being the muir
deress of her husband, whose death oc
CURED some months ago under very pc
culiar circumstances, arrived in Panac
last week in company with notorious
character named Crowell, alias Davis
Crowell went by the latter name here
and gave it out that he came from Ari
IONA, and otherwise acted in a suspicion
manner, taking one of Mrs. Smith
horses presumably with her consent :
and departing for parts unknown. Tn
woman is in Panaca.
Having noticed q growing GOODNESS Q
/. late between the Bullionville boys an
, the girls of Panaca, and being aware Q
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