The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-01-24
BULLIONvILLE AND PANACA DOTS

Charley Culverwell is putting up
large quantity of nice clean ice in Con.
dor Canyon.
Little Lulu McLane was taken seriously
ill ON Tuesday with what DR.. Reece terms
typhoid fever, She is, We are happy to
state, slowly recovering.
Our girls are getting even on Bishop
Lee and his fossilized counselors by at
tending all the Phoebe dances.
Mrs. Al. Godbe and Mrs. McLane are
the most graceful lady skaters that have
visited Bullionville so far.
Coming events cast their shadows be.
FORE" Wonder if the Phoebe hop did
not cast a shadow or two that are liable
to be verified into something more tangi-
BILE before great many moons roll
around,
Tuesday was gala day in Bullionville,
the young bloods, headed by Phoebe
Kelly, having INDUCED in horse racing,
foot racing and base ball. AL. Godbe
| distanced all competitors in a one hun.
bred yard go.as.you-please, and Charley
Culverwell's pride of the Road" threw
his competitors in the shade. All hands
got pretty berry towards evening.
The coming event of the season, in a
matrimonial point of view, is the ap-
preaching nuptuals of well known Bull
lionvillan to the next best looking girl
to myself in the village, but as both par
ties wish to keep the affair secret for
fear of paternal interference, l shall keep
mum for the present.
Bishop Lee says that he has been
termed everything by the ungodly but a
purloiner Of the festive hog. Perhaps
our worthy donkey is deserving of the
latter appellation also.
During the past four months DIR. Reece
has treated successfully several Of our
ailing citizens, but our elders take all the
credit to themselves, as they claim it is
by prayer and the laying on of hands
that the good work has been accom-.
plished. In the case of Font Langford
Mr.. Wadsworth, ST., claims that when
all Others failed to quiet the patient, who
was in delirious condition, he com.
manded him to be quiet in the name Of
the holy priesthood, and 10! he became
at ease.
Patsey Collins visited Bullionville or
Tuesday, and, like Napoleon, was ii
search of new worlds to conquer. We
think Mr.. Collins ought to be satisfied
with his conquests in Phoebe and let vi
Mormon bellies alone.
A festive cowboy, that halls from thu
rural pastures of the Wash, and pre-
} possessing young brunette of our villag
will most likely Join hands for veal o
woe in short time; and as both ar
trump cards in the game of life we wisl
them in their new departure health
wealth and Longevity.
The last dance in Phoebe must hav
been an elegant affair from the way OIL
: girls rave about it.
A few evenings since, while taking
leisurely stroll through the village, tn
, following interesting dialogue betwee
an aged lothario from Bullionville an
. one of our girls was waited to our ears
. He-"Darling, have $4,000, and if 20
/ will say yes will dress you in silk:
and we will visit the Southern Expos
ton at New Orleans, and afterward thos
large Eastern cities that you have rea
so much about" Shelf l were a
e old maid of 20, would probably sa
e yes, but being only II prefer to renal
: among the carrot patches of Panaca."
!. NEvADA's 5000, 900, 00O.-In his annu
e report, just published, Surveyor Gener
: Preble says: Any section of Europet
country that had produced $lS0,0O0,0 OF
of silver and $l45, 100000 of gold
. twenty years, as the Comstock has, al
d disbursed as dividends $4,000 900, b
II sides disbursing 100000 annually
d wages, would be fostered an encourage
it in its production by the General Cover
ment, and would be looked upon as
q mainstay to the financial market of Il
r. the world. The Government, howeve
~ seems to regard the matter of no cons
20 quence Outside Of the Comstock near
lie 500, 900, 900 more have been produced
le the State, adding to the tangible veal
of the world over $425, 600, 900 in silv
+. and gold. This is from Assessors l
. ports; true reports would show near
III 5000, 600, 900, as vast amount has be-
IS produced of which no reports were ev
% made. 49,
A GRowL comes up from the lower pa
of the county to the effect that subscri
:, ers do not get the RECORD REGULAR
: One of the causes is, that Mrs. Jenninl
= 70 postmistress at st. Thomas, has been
IL the habit of taking paper out when t
passed her Office. Mrs. Jennings /
er been playing this trick for years. Peol