The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-03-15
suLLroNyrLLE AND pANAoA DOTS

A wedding will soon take place ii
Clover Valley. It is expected then tina
the little Crows will begin to cav! cav
cav"
The teams from Utah have hauled con
siderable railroad material away the las
week. They experience hard time get
ting over ground.
A "tasting committee" from Pioch,
was down at Bullionyille on Wednesday
taking an inventory of the stock in thu
cellar owned by the late A. Mcmahon.
We will have another delightful dance
this evening friday. Our dances are
now all very pleasant, owing to Bishop
Lees exertion in prohibiting the "suck.
ing BOTTLE"
We learn, from a very good source,
that the mines down in Bull Valley dc
not show up very well. The mines, like
men, this girl never did have much faith
in, for they are so terribly deceiving.
Miss Rene Keat. having completed he,
term of teaching at Frisco, has returned
to Salt Lake. Golly! how she did fool
the Bullionville Justice and made him
wish that he was in cold, cold grave.
Old Dad Keele has completed fencing
sixty acres Of meadow land down in the
valley. If the railroad ever passes
through this country, Mr.. Keele's land,
ne owning several choice garden spots,
will place him in easy circumstances,
financially.
The fruit trees in Southern Utah are
now in bloom and shedding their fra.
GRANGE on the desert air. Toquerville,
Rockville, st. George and the Santa
Clara Valley always look their prettiest
when enveloped in their white and pink
blossoms. &c
That dashing young chap from Phoebe,
Jas. Pierson, paid Panaca visit on Tues.
day, and the manner in which he cut up
with us girls was perfectly awful. He
insisted on eating dinner with me, but
would not permit it, so he was forced to
return to Phoebe hungry.
1t would be the proper thing for tn.
Bishop to call Hi Rice home. He is stop.
ping in Phoebe and associating with the
wicked entirely too long. I fear some Of
those naughty girls Of Phoebe will serve
him like the lily white duck did the
little frog, and gobble him up.
The new grass is beginning to grow
profusely on both sides of the Panaca
lane, and the meadows will soon be
green. The weather has been very fine
since Tuesday, the nights though are a
little cool. just the sort for swinging on
the gates Of evenings, when the old PEG.
pie keep within doors.
On Sunday, as Charley the Pusher and
Freddy the Washer were trying to get
up into Condor Canyon with supplies for
the men working there, the team got
into big hole that had been washed out
and one Of the horses was drowned. It
is very dangerous to try and pass up the
canyon when it is flooded and you are
unable to see the road. You. can't tell
at what moment you will drop into a
deep washout. This is a good illustra.
ton that the shortest road Is not always
the best. There is no risk run when the
canyon is entered from the Phoebe ore
road. but it is long way to go from
Bullionville.
The Panaca debating club had a heated
discussion at their meeting this week as
TO which was the best: whether to milk
the teats on the right side of cows bag
irst, or those on the left side" The de.
bate grew very hot, SO the president,
tearing a rupture in the club, settled the
matter by rapping the members to order,
stating that it was his opinion, from ex
perience, when babe, that it didn't
matter much which side was MIXED first,
for the milk from one side was a. sweet
as that on the other. The only trouble
he encountered was in obtaining 1 sufici-
sncy. Peace was then restored among all
members. 4eo
THIS thing of getting one mail on
svery Saturday afternoon, and that mail
a week back Of time, is getting sort of
monotonous. This waiting for late
mail, and expecting one to arrive every
minute, and finally, at the rear end Of
the week, when one cannot wait any
longer, to be compelled to 60 searching
through old files, that were printed ten
years ago, for the --latest news" sort Of
fellow.
EUGENE J. TR1rpEL, who founded the
Bristol Times and edited it during it,
,hort existence, is now engaged in study.
ing law under the guidance Of tho Dis.
trict Attorney Of Nye county, at Belmont.
Mr.. Trippel is bright young man. We
wish the future Chief Justice Of the
United States success.
LINCOLN COUNTY ranchers are said to
furnish the Friscoites with beef. Frisco's
butcher will probably find himself in .
bad FIX one Of these mornings. He will
not have time to cut the brand out Of the
hides and ship them, ~ he has been
doing.
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