The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1881-11-26


lived in Phoebe for several years, was
taken from the s. F. Daily Report, and
strange as it may appear, shows that that
mans conduct has not been what it should
have: The Las Vegas IN. NJ Optic of
recent date records the arrival in that
village of heavily.veiled woman"
She was hunting man and the man she
wanted to find was Harry Ward, Of Be-
die, California" The Optic man in.
formed her that Ward was arrested on
October 26, under the name Of Clark,
supposed by officer Piltier to be an es.
capped convict named Pemberton. Clark
(so-called) turned out to be the wrong
man, and on October q he was released.
On the 2Sth he left Las Vegas, ticketed
for Kansas City, The yelled woman told
the sympathetic Optic man her story,
which briefly was that after being ''reared
in luxury" in Lima, she "left' her sunny
home and sailed for San francisco"
There she was attracted by the charms
of Bodie-as a refined and luxurious lady
naturally would be and to Bodie she
climbed. At Bodie she met Mr.. Ward, a
furniture dealer Over the succeeding
two or three chapters the Optic is mean
enough 20 drop the ven OF charity
but Miss Pedro-that is her name-has
pawned her jewelry and is camping on
Wards trail. She said she believed Ward
would "treat her warmly" when she met
him in Missouri. and if he does the treat.
ment is likely to be reciprocal Poor
Ward!
-,
VETERANS HOME. -Ihe object OF the
Veterans Home Association of California
is to be found an honorable refuge for
every d;s,b,ed mon ., 10 p,o;so ro..+
who has ever defended our Country's
flag on land or sea. Of the men who
CONQUERED enls coast from Mexico, or
sauarai bnnJnod oA :, nuh1;. o ha";4I
al ,,"o. .i In,'.s a." IN puo.S nospi.a's
''n CIV pot. h HOUSES, anu o.neis are On .hs
- W ssa.yii ~ "ns arc Io4oes:ou
49, W Is"Tin1 anu SeAa Aoi suosolip1'un
S DooA' H. epenoon. ouii0iinu'ion may pe
TnnaS ~ ia" PISA o III VI eis,
4la 81 ~, pay any W .ne AfeasuIee VI
IN NV Ms 1ooc' q" E outcss' useol!ce
WA A'o' i''o' pan ri"'ioiS'o' oaiiioril'"
- A "ppe" " carry WIN
- IN no .'', w '.'' " ','' no soe''
~ .n ~ io's,o, ~. o'n'i u"y ne
FIJI +.,as ahov+ Wa.S ~ n 49, SUI a,a moae Is
man ,.orI !, ~ VIZ 4ha 1;s,i ~,
Tina. that Hsora .hara +hot ~ wy ~ h;,,
s.ovn;+ad y ond ho 49, VIC. 80, s soJ pa In
Of Mvers 3 Pro - Iaar ~ " ,vb ot e =,
had not hetter ;,nmsd;stal, -naol w bic
goods u s and retnrn to WarJ Ward Ip n "ls
possibly take on considerable prosperity
next spring.
FIRE.-About quarter of 2 o'clock
on Tuesday morning a FIRE was discovered
n +ho wa, .nd of r,;n,+o,ra ..a 49,,
Wv upps- Gnu ~ '''eT anu %.
eral small frame buildings were consumed.
10 was .ne.Tork orNan incenuiary ana Is
supposed 70 nave oeen done by a CHINA
from him by another Chinaman,, as it
WIS Mas Al IIle . ana mouse .he hre origin
was the cause Of 4 What az INN c,
late world we would have ;f M women
cxisted in + : -
1s
u. W. GRAYsoN, prominent mining
operator and CAPITALIST Of San Francisco.
and leading owner OF the DAY" ar.
rived here with Jack Gilmer on Wednes'
Jay, DOM genslemen nave oeen ,nuzzing =
arounu t very ,nous1riously, looking al
everything 70 oe seen ana we near tney
e sepy e wen a ma t tho Rn,
City, Sunday. ~
THE Bristol s. n Comnanv was finec
At 500 dam.oes in the Tinted State.
c.. :. Go .,-s.,,A..1
ooule q! larson ior uillawiuliy taxing ant
that had been attached by w. E. Griffin
and placed IN charge OF Keeper. Gen
'1iso w aoe from larson shae an aa
Gr;f3;n CO.. S; ;,tauos mas Do'n al'o"e' WE
''n iof INTEREST," %.3
A SUCCESS. = A letter from Colder
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