The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-03-08
BuLLroNvrLLE ARD pANAcA DOTS

The Panaca lane is covered with two
feet of water. 3@
Mace Dixon & Co. expect to start in
concentrating again atthe Condor mill
soon.
The greatest body of water is now
flowing down Meadow Valley Wash ever
known.
Foank Godbe and wife will return to
to Bullionville as soon as the weather
will permit.
Gilmer & Salisbury's agent, Mr..
Townshend, paid us flying visit on his
way to Eureka.
Condor Canyon is flooded with eight
feet of water. No news from the inhabi-
tants of the Canyon. Il
e The "Co." in Bullionville is endeavor-
ing to explain matters satisfactorily to
his better-half, but he can't do it.
Brother Atehison has about fifty tons
OF hay under water on the old "Big
Ike " ranch. seven miles from Panaca.
Ed. Pierson went out in the meadow
on Tuesday and returned with twelve
ducks and one goose. He says he can
do better shooting ducks than keeping
store.
The mail rider from the Muddy re-
ports water running the whole distance
down Meadow Valley Wash to Kane
Springs, thing that has never been
known before.
The sad news of Jack Ellison of Rose
Valley being confined to his bed with
love-sickness, has been brought to Pan.
AGA. The old woman who went there is
indeed masher. 81
Fred Godbe and Ed. Pierson are hard
at work thinking about making boxes
and tables for the purpose of concentrat.
ing tailings. 1t is feared that they will
work themselves blind, poor boys.
We understand that the Company's
store in Bullionville has been selling
goods right along, and have not taken
out a license. II this is the fact, it is
wrong. The Coop of our village pays
license. - -
Bro. and Sister Wedge are now happy.
They have no more trouble with the
boys, the Bishop having exercised his
influence and making them attend church
on the Lords Day, and they are not al.
lowed to enter the saloon. This is as it
should be. @tI si .al I
Circulars have been received in the
village from Bro. Geo. Odel from Salt
Lake, stating that he has formed a co.
partnership with two of the Grant Bros,
in the wagon and machinery business,
They purchased the building and bust
ness Of Mr.. Madison, in that city. We
wish Bro. Odel good luck.
Mr., Burton, formerly engineer of the
Bullionville s. NJ. Company, writes
brother Findlay that he expects to be
be back in Panaca inside of couple Of
months, and that Mr. Hampton informed
him that the company had purchased the
whole of the Raymond & Ely failing pit.
The Bullionville Smelling Company also
intend working their own tailings under
a new process, as the experiment made
with them in the East has proven a sue
cess. ,a
The young ladies of our village, who
had the good fortune to attend the school
exhibition and dance in Phoebe week
ago, returned delighted. They speak
very highly of the affair. They tell that
the Gentiles are not such wicked people
as they supposed they were, but then
those girls do not know what they say.
However, it is my idea that it would be
beneficial to associate more than they do
with the ungodly. 1t would certainly
do no harm. ! wish that I had of went
to the dance, for I know would make a
"mash," even if had to place my foot
on that horrible RECORD man and mashed
him out Of existence. 1 think that
should be done. a' r.
THANKS. I'VE tender our thanks to
the ladies and gentlemen Of Phoebe and
the surrounding places for the generous
manner in which they responded to
our call for assistance, in aiding us in
linuid atinp tha small doht thot had hoeu