The daily silver state. [volume] (Winnemucca, Nev.) 1903-1907, 1906-01-04

that / had seen. There was something
queer and awesome about it, but we botn
felt that there was no question about
there ever been one thought of h~esitalon,
although neither Oh US has a doIiar, and
we have no more idea how we are going
to get there than you have. but mat
does not matter. The same power that
us will provide the means
to help us answer the / am
not afraid to LAM in GoloneI- with s.
IN my pocket. L know wnere that golu
lies. and although 1 have never seen the
country, 1 now that in torty-eight hours
Gated. / see it before me at ali times. i
know just now every vein runs; / know
the direction OF the drifts; 1 know just
where TO TUNE. IN and wnere 10 sink our
shafts"
But how are you gong TO locate your
claim and get your machinery TO open
up the mine if you have no money? IL
is an expensive trip TO GoIdfieid, and min
ing costs money"
Mrs. Unls laughed.
Il know it ~oes. But that does NOT
worry me a bit. The money will come.
/ know it was meant for US to go to
that place and locate that mine and the
lack of money will not keep US from it.
We are going anead with ali our prepara-
tons. My friend has already broken up
her home, in which her family has livea
for over fifty years. and IS selling OFT
some of the old Things to get money for
our expedition and storing the rest away
out at my place. That looks as if we
meant to go, doesn't it?
Maybe we will find somebody to grub
stake us for an intere tsin our discov-
cry. Maybe some capitalist will ..4,est a
little money on the chance of our dis
covery being a big find. L don know
how the money will come. but thai
/ am as certain as / am tina when
get there we shall find the gold"
Tall, strongly built, with big bones
and square, straight shoulders, Mrs. Oils
holds and carries herself like a soldier.
Her hair is silvery white, but beneath it's
bands there is a face that eA-
presses indomnitable energy and courage
In every line. Her eyes are bright, alert,
and brilliant brown; her
mouth is firm, her expression both keen
and determined and her square, we'll
moulded chin shows the woman of will
and physical as well a s mental powers.
Her neighbors and those who know her
life history gknow that she has not been
a dreamer, but a doer, not a visionary,
but a practical, Woodworking, common
sense woman, who has cared for an In
valid husband for fifteen years, raised
her family, managed her farm near
as we'll as her cattle ranch In
Dakota, and when times became hard
an dthe inancial strain great, opened a
riding academy at Plainfeld. where many
their first lessons in riding.
1t is this woman. a refined and highly
woman who was raised in lux
Try "a notable cook. an excellent nurse.
/ good old-fashioned New England house
who now. in her latter days, |
when the forsts of time have silvered her
hair. is about to take up her staff. and
ike the pilgrims of old. follow a call
nto the wilderness.
The friend to whom the vision OF gold
simultaneously is a few years
a woman who at one time had
yreat wealth. but who, through sickness.
'eath and misfortune. has lost 1t all
then she has been engaged In bust
less, was admitted to the bar, ard has
,een an extensive traveller. She has al
Ways been a believer in psychic forces.
md the dream or vision had for her the
acredness of a divine call.
ITO be sure I shall CO." she said earn
bought OF doing otherwise. Fron, the
I sprang out OF bed that morn
ng I knew I must go to Nevada. Just
low we both came to see the same thing
n what we saw-and still continue 10
'ee-was q vision or something else 7 do
lot pretend to say. There are more row.
RS and influences about us thar we have
my idea OF, forces and powers OF which
We know little or nothing. In the course
# a rather adventurous life j have come
recognize their existence. and there