The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-12-15
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Dad keels has soll nsmbe, n Am.
Of hay on the ranch.
All kinds u school Book. a, shies'.
Drug store. I.
Cs girls are all broken up hi. week
How could he have acted 40 cruelty.
The weather u splendid. A dock Of
blaekbirds have decided TO winter with
us here in Psnaca
The last rose Of summer, left blooming
alone, must have been written in honor
OF old Uncle Mac, Of Bullionville.
J. Il. Duff aud A. X. Grim made a
trip to Chief District on Tuesday. When
they returned their pockets were filled
with gold rock.
Those fellows concentrating at Bullion.
vile have become experts in handling the
broom. They would make excellent
chambermaids for large hotels in a city.
We learn that the generous @ and
noble soul. the philanthropist Of Panaca,
Jim Wadsworth. on Christmas will make
present OF 81, 900 to the Panaca school
fund.
TuE mines in Bull Valley. near Clover,
are pronounced by people who have seen
them to he valuable properties. The
lodges are we'll defined and are regular.
Clover people are beginning to get excited
in regard to them.
Mas. Thomas LOGAN is now very sick
at Clover valley. The Muddy country
does not agree with her. Mr.. Logan
has purchased small ranch near Mineral
Park. Arizona. and will soon start into
the milk business. supplying that camp
with milk.
FOLLOWING are the names of the Bish.
ops and Elders of the organized stakes of
Zion in Lincoln county: Edward
Bunker. Jr., Bishop of Bunkerville;
VIM. II. Branch. Jr., Bishop of Mesquit;
L. L. Woods, Presiding Priest at Clover
Valley: John E. Hammond, Presiding
Priest at Eagle Valley; Artemus Millet,
Presiding Priest at Spring Valley.
Early last Monday morning. little over
a mile south of Panaca, a lone female.
dressed in Bloomer costume, armed with
shotgun. was seen vending her way
along the slough. This beautiful crea-
ture. with her deadly weapon. was OBJ
served by two men to bring several snipe
to the ground while swiftly winging their
way through the air. The men who wit
messed the huntress perform this feat
were at such a distance that they were
unable to distinguish who abe was.
Panaca is arrayed in her Autumn dress.
but it is not As becoming to her as her
Summer frock. The brown and yellow
leaves on the trees are not as enchanting
to the eye as the green. The withered
stems that supplanted the pretty flowers
of so many brilliant hues is anything but
pleasant to ones gaze, and the fields of
1S84eAAA waving Will WASH ZIG kCakAC
breeze of Summer causing the long leaves
to wave to and fro, Is not to be compared
with the stiff yellow stalks of to-day.
The only shrub that is not devoid OF
beauty. is the wild briar-rosebush filled
with red berries. fail to see the en-
chantment in the Autumn leaves that the
poets all write about What beauty does
a brown. dry leaf possess: 1t only re-
wives ones memory to the fact that they.
like the leaf, "must wither and fall u
Yet, the dry. brown leaf has one virtue
it is good to build fires But do detest
the brown leaf. for when Charles is
sneaking to the back door of the house oi
evenings, the rustic Of the brown Leaf
"gives him away" and papa always
steps to the door and informs MIN tina,
I'VE wish no company this evening"
wish the ground was always covered with
nice green grass, on which Charley could
walk without making . noise.