The weekly Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1872-1887, 1885-05-24
sSpreme Court.

acted IN She supreme Court lhst week
Edmund James appellant w. Alex
ander Lepor;, respondent. Submitted
ON brief.
The State OF Nevada ". d nnis New
i'll appellant Argued orally aud
submitted
The State Of Nevada VI. Geo, Slipg,
erland appellant. Argu,d orally and
submitted.
William Thompson respondent vs..
Reno Savings Bank and u. W. HULA
ker appellant: Submitted OF briefs.
Phiilippi Martin respondent VS.. Vie
tor Mill y Mining Co, Argued orally
and submitted.
In the matter OF the Estate OF A. W.
Gedncy deceased. Argued rnd sub
united.
l.. Reinhart ct al appellant w. J.
ID. Bradshaw-eIut;nued until May 10.
The Onlactor Is, thel Who has beer.
Imprisoned IN Mexico for running owe,
IA man sleeping on the track Of the Mex
iro Central Railway, is the one who
used 20 he conductor on the Nevada
Central and Genital Pacific.
james McGinnis had his foot severely
sca.dcd Monday, 10y accidentally step.
ping ina small pool Of water on the J.
900 fUpt level OF the Hale ~ N]urplo,s
mine. Tn, weather down there mp~t
be rather torrib.
John A. Logan was reelected TO the
United States S nate 10y the Illinois
Legislature, Tuesday. There wa, 81
Senators present and l53 Repre- ent,.
tIvcs. The Republican Senators all
YGsri for Logan. giving him % votes.
Ringers vote WAS received with cheers.
When Siitis's name Mas called, he
made a long speech explaining his p,-
sltion. lie voted Tor l. gan under pro
test. This gave u vote al 1903 iur LJ-
gam, the required mun.bcr for his elec-
ton.
Roll call was proceeded with after "a
time, tl'f Democrats attempting to eject
Farwell (lirp.), hoping to get song
Republican votes. barry Withdrew
his vote from Logan, but stated that hc
would nor allow any other Republican
bu, Logan To he elected. On the cal
for ah,rmtcca the Democrats voted spl-
idly for Lambert Tree. After Iu.l call
BaSer, McNaly, { .,dwr.I, QIium ana
troit~, changed 70 F'arwrll- Garry,
(Dcm.l changed his vote t. John \.
Logan, and the widest confusion pc
vailed. No Republican support went to
ferwe!l, and Speaker Hainrs, finally
ANNOUNCED the vote, DECLARING Logan
elected.
1t i, reported that Samuel j. Tildcn
is in much better physical condition than
for years past. People who ARE in his
confidence, say he spends considerable
time on manuscript Of some nature,
which it is believed is his political
memoirs.
General Grant has dedicated his book
''to the officers and sold crs engaged IN
the war OF the rebellion, and also those
engaged in the wal iu Mexico"
Eureka Sentinel: Il Reno Is 10 have
the State University We concur with the
luscurorn Times-licvicw in its advice ip
Exc To 60 after the National Indian
school ON the University building prop
ositiom. II proper efforts nre mad she
can get it. No other location in the
state can offer such Inducements to the
General Government.
\ Santa Fee special says; Reliable in.
tcliiBcncr from Fort Apache, Arizona,
says old Chief Geronimo and fifty CHR
icnhun bucks broke away from san Car
los reservation Sunday night and
headed for the Sierra MudTc mountains
in Mexico. General Crook has ordered
"ll available troops in the field from F,rt
Apache, Bowie, Grant and Thomas, and
n company Of cavalry from Fort Apache
Is now IN hot pursuit. No cmsyalti"i
had been reported at Hoon, but should
the warriors he oycitaken, n hard .igh.
is expected AS Geronimo is the 'blj
Indian who cariscd so much trouble ia
Mexico n year ago, and with whom
Gen. Crook carried on negotiations
which resulted in the return Of his band
I" thc reservation. Gen. Thradlcy,
Commander o! the military district Of
New Mexico, has just ordered two com
panics Of the Sixth Cavalry from Fort
BtynrI, in command Ui Lieutenant Col.
onel Morrow, To prutec. %settler5 along
the CHA river on the line between New
Mexico and Arizona.
Mrs. Mamie Bruce, e young and
handsome woman Of Baltimore took
fearful revenge upon her husband par.
amour, II Mrs. Niger, SATURDAY night.
Finding tho pair asleep together IN Mrs.
Myers house. Mrs. Bruce dashed a
glasS-full OF oil OF vitrol in the womnn's
face. With n shrek the victim awoke
and rolled from the bed upon the floor.
when Mrs. Bruce beat her on the head
with the glass, knocking her victim
scusclcss. When Mrs. Bruce threw thu
vitr"l some Of it splnshcd on TO Brucc'g
! fupP. and he. gIpraup nm with "A I,,,-I al.