The Pulaski citizen. [volume] (Pulaski, Tenn.) 1866-current, 1881-02-17
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Mr8. Sacah KAY arrived n Eu1fa-
% Tie ether day, from LeadVille, an
Ter way 70. New FORK, wIiGher she
aaa gone FOR the purpose Of Ioca-
ing her daughter, Cora, ia a school,
and arranging for tie Gdsura cara OF
little Mexican girl whom she had
n Charge. Mrs.. Ray has a history,
which, u published, would read like
i r0manes.
sue hns dug "a mines, fought n
vars Win Ladians side 6y side viii
her husband, secured me plains gu
horseback as a scout. and became
N expert n Bde business, heIDed
found the City Of Lsadville, being
the first TlIcs- w0mau VINO ever
dared % ventura Jhersr mapped
OUT roads, built houses, Took n
vashiug from ne LeadviIIe Miners,
and g - day n possession ct 1 for
.uue ChaS pays der an iueome 81
$50, 600 4 year.
a reporter paid her 4 cal IS she
sat a Central 1a.acs car waiting
for ne train 10 start De found
her occupying a seat facing der
laughter Cora. and around der was
piled numerous bundles Of luggags.
she ezprsssed herself IS glad 20
grant Al interview, and pleasantly
said "SiC down there by Cora and
I vii salk win yoI." Cora Is L
handsome girt 81 about seventeen
3ummers- and IA she assenJed u
the proposition the rsp0rtsr did not
deliberate, out readily look 4 seat
BY her side
NJ. KAY commenced by saying,
With 4 hearty Laugh Now, In
not going 10 tel you how CID I am,
Tor { may want % get married when
get "a New York
Then she vent On "a say that she
came rom the North Of Ireland 20
New York City wien she vas If
teen and married 4 book keeper
named Jaseph 0rdWay Her aus
hand died 4 year later. and she
ven5 % LeaVeuworth, Kan, from
thence 20 Denver and. finally N
1878 &c LeadVil.e. "a Denver she
married. miaer named Frank Kay
Du5 ne died Soon altar
5he told how IN LsadVille 8he
1raved the DANGERS and storms ct
winters before thers we're buildings
there 70 L1hahis; aow Cora has TO be
Kept wrapped n heavy blankets 20
Kesp der from creezing, while she
pursued der task Of building a nut;
how when the place became settled
8iIe saw the land she had Jaken up
siIru INTO I fortune, etc. she Owls
buildings a LeadViile that rent tor
81 COO 4 month
Fer career has been L peculiarly
sventflL AID exciting one, aud enc
that would bear a mora extended
notice that can be given n 4 single
issue Ct daily paper she grew
eloquent as she related ler adYen-
lures and -er eyes spanked IA she
saId-
i saw ny old mau once sit On a
horse md shoot seven Indians
without stopping. And I've done
ike it myself Young
nan, she added, Win 4 quiet
twinkle n her eye, I've shoG more
Indians Jhan you We got fingers and
toes. You wouldn't ghink 20 look
1T me, would you, that I've gone cut
N the mDuntaIn aide, 1p 20 ny
vl.Ht q snow, and sJaksd out the
Itreees Of LeadviIIepT But It 8 Cos
pei truth
she said she fidns know how
.oug she would stay n New YORK.
Her properJy n LeaGvills vas At
ended to 81 agents, and she felt
perfectly content - stay away lusJ
Id Ldng Ia she felt disposed.
she - about fifty years old,
Weighs about one hundrad anu FOR
y pounds and "a rugged and CHG
Ger As she haGe the reporter good
lay she remarked that she vas hap
,y, Iud vas gong to Try aud make
.thers 30 during hcr remaining
ears.