The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-04-14
BULLIoNvILLE AND PANAcA DOTS

Several parties left Bullionvillc during
the week for the Wood River. country.
Topsy, the Clover Valley race pony,
has been taken to Wood River, Idaho.
By tina first of May Condor Canyon
will be all that can be desired by the
most fastidious picnickcr.
We learn from parties in from Utah
that the prospects are good there this
season for large crop of fruit.
For the quarter ending in March, the
Smelling company disposed of $4,000
worth of merchandise at their store in
Bullionville.
Report sayeth that two couples will be
married inside of two weeks. Go it, my
children, and the Bullionville Justice
will bless you.
Some of the Bullion boys are advocat-
ing a glee club in their village. This
will be an improvement on the gin clubs
SO popular there at present.
There is time in the life of every man
when he longs for the love and compan.
ionship of truly good woman. Yes,
and he gets it in the neck very frequently.
Tuesday was an unusually quiet day
in Bullionville, in consequence Of the
scarcity of money in circulation. We
observed few drunken persons, and little
gambling. ~
We learn by private letter from
HALEY, Idaho, that times are lively there
at present, buildings of all kinds being
in progress. The fare from Salt Lake
to Haley is S26.
One of the advantages Of our bachelor
retreat among the vegetable gardens Of
Panaca is, that we are treated each
morning to melody of song notes by the
little harbiDgers of spring, the winsome
sparrows.
The Bullionville people have been very
fortunate in securing the services of Mis-,
Renia Keats, the accomplished young
lady teacher of Panaca. Miss Keats will
commence teaching the youth Of Bullion
vile on the Esd.
Spring-time, with its balmy air and
fragrant atmosphere, is upon US, glad
dening our hearts with the freshness anc
purity Of Natures charms, which more
than all else acts as relaxative to oul
overburdened natures.
Colonel Compson, Deputy United
States Marshal at Salt Lake City, Utah
passed through Bullionville during the
week ON his way to Ward, from whence
he intends taking young man back t.
Utah on reputation from the Governor
of that Territory. !.
We hope our genial friend Sam Stod
dard will have the cars in running trim
by May-day, as our young folks ar,
anxiously looking forward to the pleas
ures of the annual picnic at Delmoi's; be
sides, vegetation Of all kinds is montl
in advance this season, which will max,
it much nicer for picnic purposes than Oh
former occasions.
Quite number of our little ones in
tend taking advantage Of the school thai
is going to be in Bullionville, although
they will have to walk a couple of mile.
in doing so. This state of affairs woult
be altogether unnecessary if the brethren
would continue to have school here, ant
we cannot see why they do not, havin,
plenty of funds for the purpose.
There were some very wild rumor
circulating through Bullionville Monday
evening, in regard to the hostile inten
lions of Indians in this vicinity, who ar,
yet enraged over the killing of one o.
their number some weeks ago. What
caused the alarm on the evening in ques
ton, was the mail riders story to tn,
effect that he had met several small bands
on his downward trip that were heavily
armed, and travelling without their fami
lies toward this place. -.
In conversation with the Chief of tn,
Muddy Indians on Tuesday, he said tina
his people did not want to have any
trouble with the whites. and that h,
would not have been here at present if il
we're not for the Indian runners from
the Ranchera near Panaca, who reported
to his people that the Bullionville people
were going to exterminate the last one o
them. -4
Up to a few days ago we were no
aware of any dramatic talent in oul
midst, and the genius, for that he un
doubtedly is, might have remained in
cog, If chance had not led US to pass thu
bower where he daily characterizes tn
historical personages contained in Shake
spearian plays, with all the ardor Of ,
Booth or Mccullough. The gentleman
is an old resident OF Phoebe and Ward
and the last person that his friend
would take to be "stage, struck" but &c
it is; talent, as well as murder, will out
We are sorry to say, but the fact il
nevertheless apparent to any intelligen
observer, that there is certain class o
our citizens who invariably make how
whenever anybody is arrested for tn
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