The Pioche weekly record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1877-1900, 1884-08-02
WAS SUNS cRUcK.

reservation hungry, penniless and nearly
naked, and stated that he was from Ari-
IONA; that he and his partner were on
their way to Coeur d'Alene, and that he
had met with the misfortune of losing
his pard. Sympathetic old Colonel Brad.
flute took him in and cared for him, and
as harvesting commenced in about
week he kept the man and gave him work
in assisting gathering the crops, paying
him 81 day and board for his services.
After Roberts earned sufficient money to
purchase horse and outfit, and leaving
him few dollars in his pockets, he in
formed the Colonel he would travel on.
He did so, while the Colonel was eating
breakfast, and he also took with him sew.
eral articles that belonged to a young
travelling missionary, who happened to
| chance at the Colonels and undertook
| the arduous task of converting the old
gentleman. On discovering that the arti-
Giles had disappeared, the young mission.
arv started after +ha bod 40, md ovor
~, ii''
.ooh MN al Dry s fanch' where Roberts
prepared to camp for the night. On see.
ing the missionary approaching, the thief
ia w. ny. III In 'n"n u oou snu
the missing articles. The missionary re-
IT,, ~ III N''n nv, 80 - ~ ~ III So
tho had ,nan j., ,,n,'nar haoa,.,;u 800 w w
o 49, Ii l, .i';.,1 ~ 80. aI W
wnrS ~ tho Tnrd - ,,oSo., n'on.a VIZ
tooL him hah;nI o,u o, 81 Lnsh ao' . "S
tbor, ,,r,,,o1 - 10, tb.t h. .'';s,ht Nv
Sora;ran and boconn hatter n,.n III
fortnratal,, tha ,,,,,asu IS tha - 49,,
$3.50 :no p"'o " VII ,;,.s 80 tIa n,"n y,
.ha 49,, n'h "pp.a ht I'm. Siloso .t u.
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p. .hs 20 I'm - a'i aL. o"o s .Il
u,nah oI,sarv.J = 49, 49, ,na e o,o om
aa,,.t ',';th ',o,, ,aranr s h Iii ~" ~.
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o osas 'n f,La,, .n p.ssao's' seS vue
tpsa,n;n,,u r,unh ,rona ;,nyrsss;va anJ
.ba an,s nuo., dnuanad p;s s.cr anJ
ont nn tha sonr rolisJ Jobr,s now boots
~ ~ o.hon a..;a,a. 1T ha onc,
nuna,, 49, ,'harta hi ,aft ~
uon'.h tho .,nnuo ,o;ss;anar, iaot,,rad Ioh,
100 $50, ,'ttara,,oa ~ sv,.L ,,rnLr;st;.r
IA ernfana ,rorJ, Joh, fael;nn 49,
CIV poi" ~ "ttar;,r snah ,annnaSs !,
H. ',rs.encs Of ses,ant If he f,rl
- 49,, 80 s,,o,,4 ~. 1,o,,a =,
his retnrn To the raservatinn .John Gale
him b,cL in the cabin tont him helm,
, The door removed some dirt in the cor
, ner and nnlled ont of hole in tn
,, oronnd n ipg and nntt;no the mouth q
The inc M to the good mans mouth re
|, onest,.d him 70 "tske \ mil and ass,,re,
him that it was az nure iulce as was eve
Unlike from the gr,neS in Southern Ne
; vada bnt the missionary refused 70 tax
! a "nnl y not even after John had toll
him how thick the rattlesnakes were. an
: that the snakes might chew him up an,
tba ,,nrn;nr 90 ~ ,n;ne i would Lee
the snakes poison from permeating hi
system. Even after being told OF thes
"oh'eliui 'l,er,!s we vine possesseus VA VA
4 Devils Amid" mass bis Inns He rode q
v toward the reservation, but had not bee
absent more than half an hour, when job
saw HIM on his way back On reachin
n John, the poor missionary, who wore
= frightened look, informed John that tn
y sage was alive with snakes and that h
20 thought, for prudence sake. that he ma
s. better take little OF the WINE along wit
is him.. John gave the missionary bott
d OF wine, who again started tor the rese
III vatlon, where he arrived whooping an
!, bowling worse than a drunken lndlal
2. and ne informed the Colonel ne mad pee
0, sunstruck. He recovered from the effec
a OF the sunstroke IN TWO Gays, then wei
. ar,, ,vorl, .na ,,haro +ho s,n il NOT