The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-04-05
auLLroNvILLE AND pANAoA DoTs


to the chances for concentrating tailings. |
But two Panacans went to attend the
conference at Salt Lake. Surely our
people are becoming very wicked.
The village school was closed last week |
for the purpose of permitting Brother
Findlay going up to Salt Lake and call
on Patti.
On Tuesday evening there was an ex.
ceedingly pleasant and fashionable soiree
given at the residence of sister Sparks. 1t
was the grand event Of the season.
There are two concentrators in Bullion.
vile who do nothing but hunt ducks.
They do not spend their time hunting
along the slough after the feathered
birds, but do their hunting in Panaca,
after us ducks Of girls, but their searches
are all made in vain.
At the leap year dance, we are sorry to
say, that several Of the young men forgot
themselves and sucked the liquor bottle.
I think, and would suggest to my young
lady friends, that it would be well for us
girls not to invite any of those young
men to the next ball that we may give.
They are unfit to associate with. 5es
All the Italians have left Bulliovnille
for Bodie. A man who worked in Bull
lionville, and whose name we are unable
to spell, owing to our italian education
having been neglected, has large con-
tract for furnishing the quartz mills with
wood, and they have all gone there to
assist in demolishing the forest on the
side of the Sierra Nevadas. ga b bane
When you meet a stranger, "take him
in" says the Gentle Bible. therefore
when stranger from Colorado appeared
in Panaca on Wednesday, with couple
of fine blooded mares, our boys got up q
horse race and won the strangers coin.
| One of the mares that was worth about
$500, was sold by the man for 300.
Brother Sparks has been setting out
shade-trees and otherwise identifying his
home. He is the only man in the village
who takes pride in making his home
pretty and comfortable. But this is
wrong. It would be much better for
him in the hereafter, if he would spend
less money on his premises and pay more
tithing unto the Lord. Brother Sparks
is q very bad Mormon. a ln.e1 4
The leap year ball given at the hall by
us Panaca girls week ago was great
success. The music was sweet, the boys
were sweet, and we had very sweet
time altogether. Us girls took a great
fancy to young married man dowr
from Phoebe. Dancing was kept up till
broad daylight, and went home with
the boys in the morning. There wal
only one thing lacking. The walls Of thu
hall were not decorated. If the REcoRl
man had only come down here, ant
leaned against the wall, it would hav'
added much to the appearance of tn
hall. The, dance turned out 80 agree
ably to all that we girls contemplate
giving another leap year dance soon.
Our young ladies of Panaca have jus
had an important lesson impaired t
them, and we most sincerely hope tina
they will profit by it. Not only is tn
J lesson serious and important, but we ar
sorry to state a very sad one, and al
though it may be beneficial to US girls,
grieves me greatly, and causes my hear
much pain, to know that one, whom "
have all played with in our childhood
learned to love and respect, has bee
made most miserable by the worthle.
vagabond she married. The parents {
!, this young girl were opposed to her maj
: riage with the young man of her choice
not only because he was God.forsake
/, Gentle, but because he was also III
worthy in many other respects. But, lii
. many other young girls, her love WI
! blind; she saw nothing in that youn
]. man but what was pure and beautiful
9 she would not listen to the plainti'
pleadings Of kind father and affection
ate mother--marry him she would.
few short months ago she was happ.
joyous and merry girl, whose heart VI
: light as the gentle zephyrs Of August
9 they pass through our village on the
/ way from the sunny South. But what
sad change few months have wrough
n To-day, poor creature, she il q miserab
: little woman, and her husband, for who
= she deserted her affectionate parents ar
y whom she loved better than all else upc
Is earth, is in prison awaiting trial for 70
It bing q store Now, girls, look at th
. seriously and fairly. Is it not sad le
"a son! am sorry to state that here
y Panaca low, worthless men, men who
~ very looks show that they are heartle
n and are rogues, who are not fit associat
a. for our village dogs, yet we WELDON
~ them and firt with them, and even o
parents tolerate them if there is chan,
"a TO make few dollars. Now, dear 81
:. tiers, do not wish you to WISCONSIN
y nv meaning. I do not advise you not
I'd marry Gentle and insinuate that tn
,g are all bad, for such is not the case.
YOU sec Gentle who, after a carei