The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-03-22
BuLLroNv1LLE AND pANAcA DOTS

bULLION WILLIE AND PANACA DOTS
The ground in Panaca is dry and walk
ing good.
The old hens beginning to display a
disposition to set.
Many of the trees are budding. The
trunks of the cottonwood trees are look
ing green.
Our Panaca gardeners are planting
early garden truck, which they will give
to the Piochers--for cash.
Nick Miller has masticated so large a
number of ducks this winter that the
feathers have grown on his back.
Frank Godbe writes down from Salt
Lake that he will most likely be perma-
nently located there in the Office of the
company.
Fred Godbe received orders to sell
everything that he could realize any
money on belonging to the Bullionville
Smelling Company.
| There Will be leap-year dance given
next Friday evening. I have engaged
all the men in the village to 90 with me.
The other girls will not have any beaus
for that evening. I have corner on
them.
Granger Sparks on Friday plowed
his garden and then returned to his
business in Phoebe the next day. He
left the planting of early vegetables to
Master Willie, who is destined to become
a successful farmer.
Mr.. Williams, the contractor for car.
| rying the mail to Mineral Park, Arizona,
missed but one trip during the stormy
weather. He is now engaged in making
the riders put their ponies through and
pick up the time lost.
Pushing up his shoulders and pulling
in his neck, he impaired the valuable in.
formation that he owned "the boss" con.
centrating table in Bullion. I fear that
the table will soon be 'wored out" for
the want of use. He is the ''boss" boy
in the country though, and don't you for
get it, Gully.
| Mrs. Hamblin died down at Clover
Valley, at 8 o'clock, ON last Saturday
afternoon. She leaves family of ten
children, mostly all grown, to mourn her
death. Mrs. Hamblin was a good soul
and much liked by the people of
Clover. She was about 40 years of age at
the time she was summoned by her Crea.
tor to appear before Him to be adjudged.
Quarty Sparks is indeed a hero.
While number of young people were up
on "Court Rock" amusing themselves,
about week ago, one of the young
ladies started, through some mishap, to
slide down the precipice, and this brave
hero, seeing the beautiful maiden in her
perilious predicament, shed his hat and
coat and rushed to her rescue, and bore
her safely out of danger.
swarm weather is surely coming" is
the remark Charley made the other morn
ing upon arising from his couch, The
night before, it being warm and pleasant
and the heavens filled with twinkling
stars, wendell my way over to Charley &
domicile, and in the bower beneath the
window of his bed-chamber, I sit myself
in the rustic chair, and warbled several
of my sweetest lullabies, which I felt
confident would place the dear boy in
in the arms Of Mr.. Morpheus, who would
bear him away to the happy land OF
dreams. The next morning Charley told
in the village that the weather would
surely be warm and pleasant, for he
heard "bull-frog croaking during the
night" No more serenades for Charles,
if this girl knows herself.
Well, the young people Of Panaca will
again give dances in their hall. Our
Bishop, WHO'S young man, with very
little learning, and like all such, when he
was elevated to the position which he
fills, his estimation of himself commenced
growing, until it got beyond all limits Of
common sense and reason, and he has
been gradually growing tyrannical. 1t
really appeared as though this presump.
tive mortal had gained the opinion that
Jesus Christ had been created to bow
down and worship the young Bishop Of
Panaca. Because number Of the young
people of the village gave dance in their
hall recently the Bishop gave orders that
all who attended the dance should be os.
tracised from attending the dances given
in the school-house by the church. At the
last dance given by the church the youth
and beauty of our village seeing that they
were to be prohibited attending, when
they arose in their might and commenced
some pretty responsible kicking, when a
number of the old people called on the
Great Mogul and informed him that he
was carrying matters with too high a
hand, so our Bishop permitted us girls
and the boys to attend the church dance,
but stated we must never attend dance
at the hall again. We have all resolved
to attend all dances given at the hall.
SUICIDE. - James Spikings of Cedar
City, Utah, committed suicide on
Wednesday morning by hanging himself.