The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-04-19
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We nodce by the Silver State that the
woman. Who with a ehildin her arms and
. boy about ten years old following her.
pAssed through here some I 70 weeks
ago. arrived ut winnemucca Sa urd ~.
where SHE put up at u hotel aud paid her
bill. The woman refused t. give her
name here. but said she had COZ from
the wts. to Wells in search Of the ia her
OF her children whU she said WAS u SEQ
ton foreman on the railroad VIC she
hearl was ut Wells, but whom she could
not had. Superintendent Coddington
gave orders to conductors 10 carry her
aud her children ON the trains, but
strangely enough she preferred to tramp
along the track and refused offers Of u
free ride. The Silver State says the
woman expresses Eer determination to
tramp along the rUIi Gn.il she hnds the
man o. whom sue is in search. Not
WiIhst IN ling til Il she MAS brOnZed and
SO:leI 10y exposure. the woman MA by
no means rcpulsive aud under favorable
condition, You'dbc quit prpossess:ng.
4 Joidin Valley correspondent Of the
Silver State sends to that journal the
names Of :hree white men who in that
valley recently etshlished for them
selves the Reputation Of first class cow
anls by vautunly making u target Of
au inoffeIiSiYe Indian whom they final
" shot il iLe bae.s When their pistols
were about emrt;ed. The brutal act
endangered the lives and Tropyr.y of
settlers. aud TO prevent retaliation up
AN %innoceut persons troops we're b ought
from Fort McDerinit VIVA eScor.ed the
Indians from the valley to the Fort
where they have since been provided
for.
Wretches who would perpatatte the
eowardly crime of which these men are
guilty, aud that too With u knowledge Of
the dangers To whic! decent people are
subjected hy their 1nsuIr,ly net. ate en-
@lA.cu " uo iuoit CNuaihtIi'lpu iudE
Other ycrmin and should be inconti-
1 nifty externiinated
During u thunder torn at Fairfield,
Solano county, Cad, Tuesday, lightning
Struck u telephone wire and followed it
Into Hoosier's Hotel. Fortunately the
operator was absent at the faic,ul mo-
nsent, II the electric fluid WAS forced
10 seek satisfaction in setting the place
on IRE. but the blnze was soon quenched
md but little damage done.
Ii is reported that Morrison will with
draw from the illinois SsnatorshIp hight
mad that tue Democrats are uiited ON
GeueTui Dlaca. The newly appointed
Commissioned al PeuSiuns- Blacks
friends believe he VIII set twU or three
Republican yOics from Logan.
The leaders Of the miners union Mt
Bruadiord lave been ltld To IN ,wer he
to'e the grand jury Of AI,urns county
1t Is rumorrd that II broad guLge rail-
uond is to pc built between Keliou aud
Wool River 1t will cross Snake river
at Sboshone falls.
Sentinel: The Eureka Con mine is
looking and producing we'll. In fact,
the mine is slid by those knowing its
condition 10 be looking better than at
any time for n year past.
The Trades Assembly of Chicago hns
appointed II committee Of i've to wait
npon Mrs. Agnes II Mccormack aud
her son aud request that the employees
of the Mccormick reaper factory
pow on II strike be & ven living wages.
a delegate stated tn the assembly.
that Airs Mccormick and son had Just
given 500, 0UU to II theological seuinu-
~, and he did not believe that she would
see the families OF her employees suffer
for food Another delegate stated that
wages Of the working hands had been
reduced four times during the year, and
they were now so low that no mnn with
u family could live and support them.
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