The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1885-05-09
BULLIoNyILLE AND PANAcA DOTS

We are having April showers and Au-
gust sunshine.
Mr.. John Wedges place is for sale, the
consideration being $4,000,
The musical programme that is mapped
out for the jubilee on the 10th is an
elaborate one. sFe ~
Now that Bullionville has no Justice of
the Peace the Chinese opium dens are
running in full blast. 'l-.l
Since the marriage of Sister fannie, the
question arises, Who shall be entitled
to the appellation of Village Belief 4
We are no prophet, neither are We the
daughter of one, nevertheless we predict
very hot summer in this section.
Mrs. Olson is doing a nice millinery
business at Bullionville, her. customers
being mostly the daughters of Panaea.
The Panaca and Bullion boys ought to
be ashamed Of themselves in permitting
red headed Silver Refer to come and
take away the belle of the village,
.
1t need not surprise any one in this
section If a couple more weddings should
come off in the near future, as we know
of two couples that are liable to jump
into the traces at any moment.
They were gliding through the mazes
of a seductive waltz at 2:l5 gait, Eddie
Fitznoodle and Jeanette Aribunkle, when
the latter was seen to turn deathly pale,
lean heavily on the arm of her partner,
as she family whispered, Eddie, slow
down till I fix my bangs" r-9
Nose Martin has taken up ranch
above the smelling company's works at
Bullionville and has erected thereon a
neat and substantial house. Nose has
made the desert blossom as the rose more
| than once. "
If some enterprising person would put
few days work on the bath-house tank
at the Hot Springs he would realize hand.
somely from the investment, as there are
going to be a large force Of men employed
at Bullionville during the summer
months. a,...r
1t must be notifying in the extreme
to.the brethren of this village to see theil
girls married off one by one to Gentiles,
for good saint firmly believes that wher
his daughter marries outside Of the pale
of Mormonism she is lost to him in the
worlds to come. That our girls show
good sense in marrying Gentiles we fee
quite certain, for in ninety mine cases ou
of hundred they make for them bette
living than Mormon could do under the
most favorable circumstances.
We venture to say, without fear o
contradiction, that no event has takel
place in our village for "a good many year
that has caused so much surprise as tn
marriage, on Wednesday evening, of on
village belle, Miss Tannie Atchison, to
Mr.. McFadden, of Silver Reef, Utah
nobody here knew Mr.. McFadden, Blu
it seems Miss fannie made his acquaint
ance couple of years ago, while sojourn
ing at the, Reef, since which regula
correspondence has been kept up betwee
them. The marriage was solemnized a
the residence of the brides parents
Judge Young, Of Phoebe, officiating
After the ceremony the friends of tn
young couple--and their numbers ar
, legion, as Miss Tannie was general fa
vorite-repaired to Social Hall, where
nice time was had until late into tn
night. The young couple departed o
Friday for Silver Reef, where McFadde
is employed as amalgamator by Sup
d, Gillespie of the Stormont mill. The brio
l bride did indeed look charming-th
blossoms on the fruit trees looked on HI
, with envy when she departed for her ne
home. The fairest flower has gone. Ma
fannie never have cause to regret tt
< day she surrendered her liberty to man.
: The Virginia Chronicle says, accor
q ing to the Assessors books, the roll
assessable property of Storey coun
!. footed up last year fraction over S.
j, 100000. The Assessor and his deputi
q began the work of assessing for the CT
d rent year on the first of April, and it W
j. take them until the first of June to col
|. plete their labors. The decrease in {
d sessable real estate the past year, caus
by the removal of large number
"a buildings to other parts of the Stat
will be more than compensated for
IS the increase in the bullion product Of t
r. | p,inoc of Stnrav county which far q
e ceeds that Of last year, and will prof.
it bly, bring the amount Of taxable proper
up to nearly the same figure as that
1854. ..a-f
0. THE New School LAw.--Under I
Or new school law County Superintendent
Sc are prohibited from apportioning cour
IN school funds in districts which have !
than ten children between the ages
l =. 4 -.