The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1883-09-29
srLL,oSv,LLE AND eAxAcA Do1,s

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As yet very few Of the peaches in Pa.
naca are ripe. They remain on the trees
green.
The Bullionville Smelling Company
have completed working the old Magnet
tailings.
The frost Of the past week has killed
ell the melons and pumpkins vines in
Panaca.
Jas. Pierson has been selling large
number OF horses at Panaca, price paid
from $50 to $50 per head.
Mesdames Gear, Turner and Ball have
been spending few days down in the
Wash destroying melons.
Mrs. Anderson Of the Wash has dis.
posed of all her cattle during the week to
A. Campbell at US per head.
A. Mcmahon is looking very white
about the gills and 10 learning the song.
I'm lonely to night love without you"
Chas. Stein and Geo. C. Johnston Wis.
tied Pansca on Monday and spent the
day in eating fruit and gathering flowers.
Grain and -four is now being brought
into Bullionville by the brethren over
the line and disposed Of at from $3.50 to
50 per hundred.
w. c. Glissan is engaged in hauling
concentrations from Dry Valley to the
furnace at Bullionville. He hauls IL, 900
pounds at trip.
Mrs. Anderson and daughter will leave
for Salt Lake In few days. Mrs. Beam
will return in January for the purpo.e Of
obtaining divorce.
A number Of our Panaca people are
preparing to attend conference at Salt
Lake, among whom are Sister Clum Lee
and Sister Jim Langford.
There are some very fine apples this
season in our gardens. The apple crop,
which had not been injured by the late
frosts last spring. is an average one.
They have raised some exceedingly
large beets in Panacs this season. They
are fully as large as the fellows who run
bills at Wedges and neglected to pay
them.
A number Of Phoebe members Of the
Church Of Jesus Christ Of Latter day
Saints have passed through this village
on their way TO st. George. They are
going to the conference rather early this
Fall.
Ad. Short leaves for Salt Lake to-day,
where be will be married to Miss Phebe
Lee, Of Panaca, and 60 through the En-.
dowment House. Al. Godbe will accom-
pany Mr.. short, for the purpose Of At.
tending conference.
Mrs. Wedges flower garden continue,
to look very pretty, there yet being 8
large number Of flowers in bloom. I,
does the eyes good TO gaze upon the
floral display, particularly those that
have looked upon nothing but quartzite
| for months.
That veteran granger that resides II
Phoebe, but owns his thousands Of acre,
at Wilson Creek, hundreds Of acres in th,
fertile valley Of Pahransgat and else
where, while down here on Monday
walked up to an English walnut tree, ant
seeing the nuts, remarked that thos'
peaches weren't ripe yet, but stated tina
he was always fond Of green things, ant
that he would eat ono anyhow. So b,
picked q walnut and takes bite, thei
remarked that the peach was bitter; b.
didn't think it WAS good. How awful!
green your city chaps are.
The other evening one Of the Churcl
councilmen came to our house, requeste'
pa to step out a. he had some importan
business to transact, and be wore q
austere countenance. ! thought some
thing was about to pop and that ! nigh
be able to pick up an item, so ! stealthil
got out at the back door. ! saw, in th
gloom, the councilman and pa go benin
little building which wasn't chicken
coop--in the rear Of the house, and there
, | ! buCulu JuuRe ITUu tuo sukiOouuink'
held privy council. hid behind som
. bushes and listened to the conversation
The councilman told pa that it had bee
decided by several Of the church peopl
} that it WIS his daughter who was ii
Panaca correspondent Of the pioch
. RECORD, and ! expected to hear my si
ter's name mentioned; but, alas! It ".
my own sweet name ] heard spoken, an
i, / came very near fsinting. But pa argue
the point 30 strongly that be convince
: the councilman that neither Of his daugl
ters would commit such crime - I
correspond for q Gentle paper and 81.
away several Of our little private fanil
. troubles. Golly! il II 10 ever discovers
. that this girl 10 your correspondent, q
4 will never be permitted to don the g
!. dowment clothes or take bath In q
;. big tank at st. George.
TIE handsome iron fence reesntly ns'
If by Sam. Stoddsrd for snelosing Frsdd