The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1875-10-16

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Lutte; Lutte grabbed II ritch.rork and.
struck ut tins other man: he turned
AMY as lie struck, and | thought no ~!
hliu across the shoulders: he portiou.
fell. hut kept himself from the "rnr't3
with bis hands: thought lie tripHc1 ii
Miller.s leg: he then got. up nrI In,,
SAID to linn, God d-n YOU, Won s,r,,aI
the wrong crowd when You iuiunrJ NV,
lac seemed much excited, md hrr,t,'.,
very short, md nude an ansy"r ~
Lutte: Lutte said, God d-n yun ~
You don't leave, You will get sn,,n
more" lie made n motion towards ImI,
and Lutte raised his pitch-fork. ms thm,'I,
IN defense; Sam stepped forward mi %
told Lutte not to strike him any ,rnr..
sam told this fellow lie wanted him =,
leave hight away: the man then ,o,I'
hold of the arm Of Miller and roiss1
him NJ: Mr. Wright helped him IL.
taking the other arm: Mr.. Wright toni. g.
Il bucket of water and poured il on Nil
ler's head: the smaller mayI ccmmenc,.h
talking again and Mr.. Wright told liz
he had said enough: Lutte then ricL,-1
nj Mill"r's hat, placed il on his LcoI
and told him I" ge. right out of ,brr".
Mr.. Wright took hold Of his ar,n nni
assisted this man and he walked kn'
tween them ont "f the shed: I forpo, n;
state that Mr.. Wright said to Mill
'lou Wrr drunk" he said, 81 kuov
am after they went u Of the dom !
sa" 40 more Of them: the man, | thou"ht
WAS about 6 feet tall.
trO's-Cynm HTGfi9H: At the tiuo. I ,r,,
GO or 40 feet from the utfrav: wns in tLn
grain q which ia in the front un,t
Of the horse stable, hear the street.
there is . wide dnor from the horse Ga
bic into the shed: 10y looking out Of the
door Of the grain room | Ind II fur
view az the shed between the kay anI
Within IL frw feet Of the water trourh.
"a" the tight from the time sam Dor.
S"y was attacked until the end: il
Se|incd to be nearly half I'M hour from
the TIM" Mr.. Dorsey first spoke to Ia,
men until the fight: il w..s IL minutes
from ilir time | heard AIr. Dorsey srrak
to the men until | went Ia the wafer.
trough: was about GO or 40 feet frp,n
where the fight occurred when the men
rushed towards Slr. Dorsey: STONED
OF! OF ia" door Tiih the Intention Of
S"ih% 10 hc!p Mr.. Dorsey: nnw Lutte ns
| stopped Ia set down a pail of water I
!1LI III my hand; was III plain si.ht Of
Miller which lie rushed upon Sam Dor.
ICY until I1it"'s body interviewed be-
tween ui: Was something like Is feet
from where the mon lay to where Mil
l1f WAS struck: CGn not describe the
board with "!riclt Miller WAS struck: M
nca! a' ! 90" judge the board WAS alinnr
u NnTi long: never SAW it since: after
Miller fell, | walked towards the rar-
tbs: "is standing near the back door
OF the hn:sic stable when they raised
!IHn Up: Ind II full view -! the parties:
when ! aIw the men iira. they wrro
"ttI'lln" n""r the water trough: in
leaving III" lay now they would natu-
rally go towards Mr.. Dorsey before they
got in NY sight Ia 90, AROUND tue pusi:
IL" hay NOW j. about 10 feet wide,
The defense tlcM declared lis case as
complete, and Judge Flnck took the
S':nIr under adyiScmcnt. At 10 o'clock
this morning tbs Count orGrrrd Sheriff
H:"wu t. release til" drtonhNuts. The
po;#'y" we're ably dcfcuhrd by Mcsrrs.
Rand ! WA Fleet, the part 81 the State
Icing fully sustained hy Prosecuting
Attorney II. {. Street, n~Isiatcl dy 4.
". FISK.