The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-05-17
IT is no use talking, it is good, aud the

II is no use talking, it is good, and the
young people are bound to do it, ii they
can. This time it is Fred Godbe and
Miss Susie Langford who have decided to
glide down Lies fretful stream together,
and we hope that they may Away be
able to steer clear of the snags that ap-
| pear in their course. Miss Susie is nice,
modest and industrious young girl and
was raised in Panaca. The wedding took
place on Wednesday, at Culverwell's
ranch. Notwithstanding that the brides
relatives were very much opposed in the
marriage, owing to. as they said, the age
of the bride, she being but sixteen; but
she would do it. We have known old
Bishops out in Utah, whose hair was
white with age and whose heads were
bowed with sinful practices, to marry
girls IA and Is years of age, so, why
kick, brethren, and say it is the age?
Another budding flower has been snatch.
ed from the tentacles of the Mormon
church and thus saved from polygamy
and vice, by Bullionville boy. BY
gosh! it's such little incidents as this
makes the old man feel young. Guess
we'll have to go down to Panaca and
snatch away our female correspondent,
for if the Bishop ever gets his hands on
her, there is no telling what the result
will be.
II THE worst sold mortals in this neigh.
borhood, for long while, is the Justice
} of the Peace, the Constable and District
Attorney. Joe Phillips, who refused to
pay his fine and went to Jail, had an en-
velop, containing stock, in the hands Of
a certain party in town. For the pur.
, pose of getting the costs, the envelop and
, contents were garnished. On Monday
afternoon, about 3 o'clock, Phillips and
the officers met in the Justice Court fol
a the purpose of overhauling the contents
Y of the sealed envelop. Phillips finally
q persuaded the officers to postpone open
a ing the envelop until o'clock, at which
hour they all met at the same place. Or
Z opening the envelop, which they had ar
y impression contained DAY stock" a.
Phillips owned stock in that company
person can scarcely imagine the look o
o disgust that spread over the face of tn,
J. Justice on discovering that the content
! of the envelop was 500 shares of "Wart
Beecher" stock, which was utterly worth
j. less. The Justice handed the stock tt
l. the colored man and told him to stick i
n in his pocket and 60.
vi The mosquitoes are now thick in tn
A. evening while person is walking out il
the sagebrush, and they are real larg
If ones, too; fully the size of a sandhi
,s crane, with bill twice as long. Fortu
!, nately these monsters do not ente
~ houses. The late wet season must be tn
"a producer Of the beautiful crop Of thes
le songsters. Fr gH,t
IT has been ascertained that the estat
t. of w. H. Clarke, the broker who latel
suicided in Virginia City, is insolvent
and will not be able to pay, under th
re most favorable circumstances, more tina
:, seventy.fve cents on the dollar.
Il. CAPT HARMON, while working ON th
st 9Th level Of the Day mine, had his il
III jured arm hit by falling rock; but notl
w. ing serious. The arm being tender /
~ was laid up for several days.
ed GRo. R1vEs, accompanied by three e.
We perts, who have come to examine IL
"a Klingensmith mine of Pennsylvania Di
trict, arrived in town yesterday ate
Q. noon.
a CHANGE OF PRoPRIEToRsHIP. - Jof
IA Baxter gives notice that he has purchas,
ps the corral and business of E. Wyma
~ For particulars read notice. eAt 81,
,ot DR.. PHrLsoN writes that the mounta
las men who have been wintering in 81
II. Francisco have nearly all left that city.
mis- SUPPLIES continue rolling into toy
al. for our merchants. The roads are nc
he so that freight teams can travel.
tut The fruit trees in the Masonic orchar
me also down at Charley Balls garden, 10
nis livery pretty in bloom.
lu. Mrs. R. D. LANE and daughter "
wn leave to-day, by private conveyance,
ing Salt Lake City.
c. The ranchers from all directions rep,
be. an immense flow of water down throu
OBJ. the canyons
ny MANY of the Silver Refers have &C
my up to the Wood River country.
vas The fellow who now has a pair
lie. patched pants is fortunate. Ill.
! ul. THE ranchers mostly all expect to b
.s good grain crops this year.
'Ae The annual talk concerning the c
struction of new railroad lines, conn,
"; ing points in Colorado with Califorl
'n'' and in doing so necessarily crossing
ess. section of Utah, has been again reviy