The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1876-09-17
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West, last evening. reached point six
miles east of Cnrlin, tho engineer, J.
q. Rcssegdie, noticed the body Of n
tiGn lying OF tho north side Of, and
close to the track. lie immediately
whis!lcd "down brakes" and the train
being stopped, it WAS discovered that
/ the body was that OF young man
about six feet in hight. wearing II light
inous;ache and had evidently been run
over by Il passing train - probably
freight No. 8, going east. One leg WAS
completely sevettd from the body and
Tag some thirty yards from it on the OPP
posite side Of tho track. 1t WIS also
noticed that tho heri was badly
cut and bruised. Tho presence beside
the body OF two small open cans filed
with water is the most unnccountable
circumstance connected with the horri-
Die affair. a special being close be-
hind, only sufficient time WAS given to
ascertain the inan was dead and To take
d hasty glance Mt the surroundings.
The Coroner at this place Was notified
of I'll" nbOve facts, and an inquest will
be held to-day.
Il DEcLARATInS NEHIrIED.-TEc ctatc-
ment made last Spring, that iirst-clnss
mill would be in running order Mt Elku
III time TO receive this Falls wheat crop
was verified yesterday. Tho large,
handsome and substantial mill of
tcssrG. Ainlcy IL Bobicr, is now about
completed and received it3 first invoice
Of wheat; fifteen tons; from - OE-
icsOy of Pheasant Valley.
The motive power is steam, and is
furnished by II boiler AMI engine OF
ample capacity, situated i'll roomy
brick structure, adjoining the main
building, which is two stories in hight,
and very conveniently arranged for the
purpose for which it WAS intended. The
mill Is supplied with two sets of large
burr; and one smaller set for cracking
barley, together with MI the latest np-
proved machinery used in the manufac-
turc OF the best brands OF flour, and il
is the nyowcl determination Of the en-.
terpria:n8 proprietors to produce an ar ?
,iclc that shalt be second to nothing III
that line obtainUblc on the coast. The
establishment of this mill, thus afford
ins ready market FOR tho wheat grown
i'll our fertile vnlteys, viii prove oi in
caiculnb.e benefit 10 this entire county,
"ad the projecting end carrying to COM
rietion Of an undertaking costing Urge
amount Of money, which Inust for tho
present be regarded in the light of al
experiment., n entities these gcntlomanito
full share Of praise for their energy
and pluck. and they'll receive ii.
THE Sal! Lake Trijan: special FROM
Beaver, under date o; the 18th, says:
james Woods, Charles 4. Wiley,
Mrs. Rachael Helen Woods, who xii
led james Maxwell. in Iron county on
the 10th Of July, have been indicted
for murder in the first degree. Woods
women 1T Cedar City and served u tenn
In the peniten;inry tLcrefer. Mrs.
Woods is daughter of the notorous
john D. Lee and mother OF four child
rem.
Lees case is fixed FOR Thursdar
morning, when all the witnesses will
BE- present.
l.ijrEGn.-Wedhe5day evening jriin-
ny Cleafy, icd Of about 10 years, was
driving moving machine, near Carlin,
when tho machine slrucl; IN uneven
piece Of ground, throwing young Clcnry
to the ground in front Of the siclilu. His
right arm wna caught in tho blades, the
back portion being cut through the
muscles, aud iicsh 20 the bone. lie
came MP yesterday morning, nrd had
his wour,lj dressed by DR.. Huntington.
No serious results IRE anticipated from
the wound.
fALcos OGI:.--!iomo OF tho LARGEST
and richest specimens OF silver ore that
VIC have seen in Eastern Nevada, are
Nv" =" 'Ah'''''"n NJ "'l'"' i"rs" ~
70 > ONCE N INC H"nN building.
A"'y arc from the Falcon mino, i'll the
H'" "i"'r'ct OF Rock Creek, which gives
ever! promise oil being one OF the rich.
est OF tie many valuable lcndcs dis.
covered in this county.
"h"tN Nn'''EtS"'--lhe now crop Of